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Swift celebrates Brittany Mahomes' birthday in Nashville

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September 02, 2025

Taylor Swift is celebrating another year of friendship with Brittany Mahomes.

Swift celebrates Brittany Mahomes' birthday in Nashville

Days after she announced her engagement to Travis Kelce, the pop superstar was seen celebrating Brittany’s 30th birthday while sitting outside at a restaurant in Nashville, E! News reported.

Brittany, who married Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes in March 2022, shared a glimpse into her birthday celebrations on her Instagram Stories, which included a luxurious ride on a private jet.

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