Taylor Swift appears eager to dispel any claims that she is a distraction to her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce, as she flew back to New York just 24 hours after his narrow victory against the Houston Texans. Kelce faced criticism for his slow start to the season, with some experts attributing his struggles to his off-season partying with Swift.

The couple spent a lot of time together over the summer, with Kelce following Swift during her globe-trotting Eras Tour. However, Swift seems more determined than ever to let her tight end boyfriend concentrate on his upcoming AFC clash with the Buffalo Bills on January 26, a game that could lead the Chiefs back to the Super Bowl.

Though she is likely to return to Arrowhead Stadium to support him, Swift was spotted leaving a private airport in New Jersey on Monday after just a day with Kelce. Insiders revealed that they did manage to steal a few hours alone together while her parents flew back to Nashville.

After celebrating Kelce’s success at Arrowhead, she headed back to New York on Monday before he resumed practice. Kelce had a challenging start to the season, recording one of the lowest production rates of his career with 823 receiving yards and just three touchdown catches—the least since his rookie year. However, he rebounded against the Texans, scoring a touchdown in the 23-14 win and amassing seven receptions for 117 yards.

Swift was photographed leaving her Manhattan apartment in luxury vehicles on Saturday morning after dining with her family at Nobu the night before. Her decision to prioritize Kelce’s focus on football aligns with his comments about the support she provides in their relationship.

“I’m enjoying all aspects of life,” Kelce told Stephen A. Smith on ESPN’s “First Take.” “Me and Taylor are happy, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the comfort and confidence she gives me both on and off the field.”

He emphasized that their relationship is mutually supportive, allowing both to focus on their respective pursuits. “That’s the beauty of being in a strong relationship—you get the support to concentrate on your craft,” he said. “I think I’m as focused as I’ve ever been on my job, and that’s because I don’t have to worry about things off the field.”