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Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss reunited at the Kansas City Chiefs game Sunday, months after rekindling their friendship following years of rumored tension.
The pop superstar, 36, and the supermodel, 33, were spotted watching Swift’s husband, Travis Kelce, and his teammates take on the New York Jets at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
The former BFFs appeared to be in good spirits as they watched the action from a VIP suite during the first half of the game.
In photos from the outing, Swift, who wore a red top, was seen smiling and chatting with fellow spectators, while Kloss flashed a grin nearby.
The surprise reunion comes four months after Kloss and her husband, Joshua Kushner, attended Swift and Kelce’s star-studded wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The model’s appearance at the July nuptials raised eyebrows after years of speculation that she and the “Cruel Summer” singer had fallen out.
Ahead of the wedding, reports suggested Kloss would be left off the guest list due to their strained relationship.
However, an insider subsequently told TMZ that the former friends had put their differences aside, paving the way for Kloss to attend the lavish celebration.
Swift and Kloss were once practically inseparable after striking up a friendship in 2013, when the Grammy winner performed at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.
The pair quickly became fixtures in each other’s lives, frequently stepping out together in New York City, attending basketball games and even posing for a joint Vogue cover in 2015.
Kloss was also a prominent member of Swift’s famous celebrity “squad.”
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