Kelly and Matthew Stafford paid homage to another NFL power couple with their 2024 Halloween costumes.
The married duo went as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce — from their September trip to the U.S. Open, to be specific — which Kelly showed off via Instagram on Friday, November 1.
“Six Swifties & a stubborn stache,” Kelly wrote alongside photos of her, Matthew and their four daughters. Kelly shared a zoomed-in picture of Matthew’s fake mustache, which appeared to struggle staying in place throughout the night.
In a video posted by Kelly, she can be seen cutting her own bangs to nail Swift’s look.
Kelly and Matthew, quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, share twins Sawyer and Chandler, 7, Hunter, 6 and Tyler, 4, who were all dressed as Swift, 34, from different eras of her career.
The family’s costumes came directly on the heels of Kelly and Matthew, 36, surprising their girls with a trip to see Swift’s “Eras Tour” in New Orleans last weekend.
“They had no idea,” Kelly said on “The Morning After” podcast Thursday, October 31. “They did not find out until they got on the plane. We did fly private. I went early and I decorated the plane. I decked it out. We had Taylor Swift music blasting when they got on. They had their outfits.”
Kelly gushed about the experience — during which they met Swift’s dad, Scott Swift, actor Josh Hutcherson, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively — calling it “something I’ll never forget.”
Despite her admiration for Swift’s abilities, however, Kelly was candid about her feelings on Swift’s relationship with Kelce, 35, in its early days.
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are dressing to impress this Halloween — by channeling another very famous couple. The talk show hosts shared a sneak peek of their costumes for the upcoming Halloween episode of Live With Kelly and Mark, revealing that they decided to recreate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s looks from their trip […]
“I will say, I kind of got tired of the Chiefs’ coverage of it, actually the NFL’s coverage, of this budding relationship last year,” Kelly said on the Thursday podcast.
Kelly added, “It was a good business decision for the NFL, but I almost felt like it was outshining the games. That’s what bothered me. I was a little jealous of the fact that they were getting all this attention and all of a sudden the football game was the sideshow. So yeah, maybe I let jealousy get the best of me.”
Still, Kelly made it clear that she wasn’t trying to bad mouth Swift, who she said she’s been a fan of for decades.
“I have never once said I didn’t like Taylor Swift — ever,” she insisted.