WATCH: Taylor Swift is giving young fans some souvenirs of some kind after the game and taking pictures. #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/Ee22N7Jv9C

— Vince Lovergine (@Vince_Lovergine) November 30, 2024

Taylor Swift sweetly gifted young fans souvenirs — and even stayed to snap some pics with them — following Friday’s Kansas City Chiefs vs. Las Vegas Raiders game.

In a video captured by WIBW sports director Vince Lovergine, the singer could be seen leaning out the window of her VIP box and handing a young girl with braids a small item as the rest of the stadium cleared out.

The present did not appear to be a friendship bracelet, which are notoriously traded amongst Swifites at Eras Tour shows, football games and more.

The “Karma” singer, 34, then enthusiastically waived over another young fan — who was wearing her beau Travis Kelce’s jersey number, No. 87 — to hand her something as well.

Swift could be heard asking the lucky fans if they were ready for their photo to be taken. She then held two thumbs up as she smiled.

The adorable interaction occurred shortly after the Chiefs defeated the Raiders, 19-17.

The 14-time Grammy winner was seen cheering at the end of the game with fellow WAG Sheawna Weathersby and her dad, Scott.

She also watched the game with Kelce’s mom, Donna. The pair matched in red and black ensembles, with Swift adding a special “87” necklace to her look in honor of Travis’ jersey number.

Swift had made it to several home games for the Chiefs this season, despite still being on her Eras Tour.

She last cheered Travis, 35, on at his Nov. 10 game against the Denver Broncos.

When she entered, she politely reminded her security guards to be kind to photographers who were eagerly trying to capture some photos of her walking into the stadium.

Before that, she watched the Chiefs vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game in a team varsity jacket.

Swift will not be in attendance for the Chiefs’ game against the Los Angeles Chargers on Dec. 8, however, as she will be performing the final concert of her year-and-a-half-long tour.