As Halloween excitement swept through Kansas City, some of the holiday’s top celebrants included none other than NFL stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, joined by their families and friends, including the superstar Taylor Swift.

Swift and Kelce hosted an exclusive Halloween party on October 31 at Kelce’s Kansas City mansion, making this holiday a memorable night for their celebrity circle.

The holiday atmosphere began earlier in the day as millions celebrated Halloween. Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs’ celebrated quarterback, joined the festivities with his wife, Britney Mahomes, and their two children, Sterling and Bronze.

The family shared a sneak peek of their costumes on social media, with Patrick dressed as a zookeeper in a safari outfit. Britney kept her costume slightly more mysterious, opting for a long-sleeved, brown furry bodysuit.

Over at Kelce’s mansion, the Halloween celebration was already in full swing. Sources revealed that Travis Kelce had transformed his home into a Halloween haven, complete with themed decorations and even a life-size mannequin recreating his onstage moment with Swift during her Eras tour stop in London. Outside the mansion, a large screen displayed clips of this iconic moment, drawing cheers from fans gathered nearby.

The couple’s guest list included Mahomes and Britney, who are reportedly close friends of Swift and Kelce. Their friendship flourished after Mahomes and Britney attended Swift’s Eras tour in Amsterdam this past July, and they’ve since enjoyed several memorable summer outings with the pop icon and Kelce. Their bond has grown to the point that Swift considers the Mahomes family among her real friends.

The costumes worn by Swift and Kelce remained a mystery, but their love for the holiday was evident. While fans around the world dressed up as the iconic duo, the “power couple” themselves celebrated in style with friends in Kansas City.

The Halloween event was a blend of football, music, and star-studded celebration—a fitting scene for a Halloween that Kansas City won’t soon forget