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Jacklyn Chapp

For Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, Christmas time is family time!

At the Kansas City Chiefs’ Christmas Day game, the pop star, 34, her parents Scott and Andrea Swift and Travis’ dad Ed Kelce all united to cheer on the Chiefs tight end, also 34, at Arrowhead Stadium.

In a photo captured by Chiefs fan Jacklyn Chappell Snider, the group of four can be seen mingling in the NFL star’s suite before the matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders, which ended with a 20-14 Chiefs loss.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Relationship Timeline

In the shot, Taylor sips a drink as she, Scott, Andrea and Ed all appear to be engaged in a conversation.

According to Chappell Snider, Ed appeared to be alone in the suite for a while before the game, and took photos with fans through the suite’s glass before Taylor arrived with her family. (Taylor’s brother, Austin Swift, also made an appearance dressed as Santa Claus.)

Absent from the suite was Travis’ mom, Donna Kelce, who was cheering on her other son, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, a thousand miles away in his team’s Christmas Day game against the New York Giants.

Taylor Swift and Donna Kelce at the Oct. 12 Chiefs game.

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Donna, however, has met Taylor before — and the singer seemed to leave a good impression.

During an October Today show appearance, the mom of two, who has previously cozied up with Taylor at Travis’ games, joked that she’ll “never tell” what she and Swift chat about in between plays.

While chatting with PEOPLE in November, she also said that after watching the performer’s “awesome” Eras Tour concert film, she thinks Taylor is “extremely, extremely talented.”

Ed — who was first seen with Taylor at Arrowhead Stadium on Oct. 12 — has also also shared some of his thoughts about the “Karma” singer with PEOPLE.

In October, in his first interview since Travis and Taylor went public with their relationship, he revealed that he had “gone back and listened to interviews she’s done over the years” since meeting Taylor, adding that her commencement address at NYU was “pretty cool.”