Caitlin Clark tells Kylie Kelce she wants 'to be loyal to the red' after Colts' blue jersey controversy

Clark, who has routinely been spotted watching Kansas City Chiefs games from a luxury suite alongside music star Taylor Swift, joked that her football allegiance could shift toward the Indianapolis Colts.But she jokingly cautioned that throwing her support behind the Colts could leave Travis Kelce and Chiefs fans somewhat upset.Clark appeared on the "Not Gonna Lie" podcast, hosted by Kylie Kelce, Taylor Swift’s sister-in-law, and recalled attending a Colts game last season.
During her visit to Lucas Oil Stadium, Clark explained why she chose not to wear the custom jersey the team had given her.TAYLOR SWIFT HAS SAVAGE CELEBRATION AFTER TRAVIS KELCE SCORES FIRST TOUCHDOWN OF 2026 SEASONThis page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark watch a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers in the second quarter at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri on Oct.18, 2026.
(Jamie Squire/Getty Images)Kylie was supportive of Clark’s decision not to wear the blue jersey during the podcast.Clark also suggested it was best for her "to be loyal to the red," a reference to the Chiefs’ signature jersey color.Clark was seen at Arrowhead Stadium as recently on Oct.
18, cheering for Kansas City alongside Swift.Caitlin Clark looks on before an NFL football game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Las Vegas Raiders at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana on Oct.5, 2025.
(Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images)Kylie then asked whether Clark had noticed any backlash over the jersey situation."Honestly, in real time I wasn’t thinking I’m not gonna put this on because I don’t want, like, the Chiefs fans mad or Travis mad or whatever, but after the fact, I didn’t realize that all my teammates had it on, so that made me look worse.," Clark said.THE CRAIG CARTON...