Taylor Swift may have been in attendance at the Kansas City Chiefs game this past Sunday (Sept. 24), but her music certainly wasn't anywhere to be found near the game.

According to Fox Sports, Swift's record label and publishing company intentionally blocked Fox from broadcasting her music during the football game.

Fox's NFL lead producer Rich Gross claims he sought permission to use Swift's music during the game but was denied "in conjunction with speculations on or about her private/personal/dating life."

Swift was spotted hanging out with Travis Kelce's mom during the game, further fueling rumors of a relationship between the pop star and tight end.

The singer sat in the VIP box and even wore the Chiefs' signature red color as she cheered for Kelce during the game. The rumored couple left the event together afterward in Kelce's convertible.

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As of publishing, neither has confirmed they are dating.

However, Swift reportedly met Kelce's family just hours before the game.

The singer arrived to Kelce's mansion earlier in the day on Sunday, where she was escorted by her security team. While at Kelce's house, Swift reportedly mingled with the player's family and friends for about an hour before they headed off together to the game at Arrowhead Stadium.

According to a source at The Messenger, Kelce and Swift started seeing each other earlier this month and have been "quietly hanging out."

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