Taylor Swift making her way down the red carpet at the Grammys with Travis Kelce would be a monumental moment for her fans.

On Sunday, Swift has the chance to make history by winning album of the year again, potentially setting a new record for the most wins in this category, currently standing at four. Meanwhile, Kelce is focused on the upcoming Super Bowl in New Orleans, where the Kansas City Chiefs are striving for a third consecutive championship.

However, Kelce’s participation in the Grammys in Los Angeles seems unlikely as he gears up, practices, and faces media inquiries about Super Bowl 59 alongside his teammates.

Typically, teams travel to the Super Bowl destination on the Sunday before the event. For instance, last year, the Chiefs arrived in Las Vegas on February 4, one week ahead of Super Bowl 58 on February 11.

This year, Swift finds herself nominated for six awards, including album of the year, and she will also be presenting at the ceremony.

Her marketing team, Taylor Nation, shared the exciting news via social media, stating, “Straight from The Tortured Poets Department, the Chairman will be reporting live from the #GRAMMYS.”

While it appears that Kelce won’t be present this Grammys, Swift previously showed her support for him at the AFC championship game on January 25 and is anticipated to attend the Super Bowl where he plays.

Taylor Swift Attends the 2024 Grammys Red Carpet Without Travis Kelce

During last year’s Grammys, Swift dazzled in a strapless ivory gown on the rain-soaked red carpet, without Kelce, who was preparing for Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas. She made her appearance mere minutes before the CBS broadcast began.

She paired her Schiaparelli Couture outfit with long black gloves, several jeweled necklaces, a chic black choker featuring a clock, and striking cat-eye makeup. Her light brown hair flowed down, adorned with a side braid. The gown had a corset back, complemented by black heels.

Swift captured moments on the red carpet with fellow artist Lana Del Rey. The “Midnights” singer achieved a remarkable milestone by winning album of the year for the fourth time.

Kelce’s absence, however, turned out to be beneficial, as the Chiefs, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes at the helm, secured their second consecutive Super Bowl title in an overtime victory.