The rule applies to all members of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Taylor Swift is perhaps the most famous Chiefs fan in Arrowhead Stadiumbut that does not mean that she is exempt from following the rules established for Travis Kelce and his teammates, including the one who forbids WAGs from sleeping the night before a game.

In a new interview with Peoplefellow WAG chiefs Chariah Gordon explained the rule in simple terms: “It’s impossible to stay in the same room.” (Gordon is engaged to Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr.)

The Chiefs’ ban on pregame sleepovers isn’t the only rule Swift and Kelce have to follow. Apart from this, players are subject to a 11 p.m. curfew the day before matches, are not allowed to drink alcohol before matches and must board the team plane immediately afterwards having played.

“They leave on their own,” said Jayla Thornton-Cook, married to Chiefs safety Bryan Cook. “You’re more than welcome to go to a game and you can see them afterward, and then they get right back on the flight and go home that night.”

For Swift and Kelce, the rules add even more structure to an already demanding schedule, which requires Swift to be on the road often for her. Tour of the eras and Kelce play almost every week from September to January or February, depending on whether the Chiefs return home. Super Bowl. Nonetheless, the two manage to make time for each other and maintain some sense of normalcy.

“She’s very self-aware,” Kelce said in an interview with Bussin’ with the boys. “I think that’s why I really started to fall in love with her, is how genuine she is with her friends (and) her family,” he said. “It can get crazy for someone with that much attention and she keeps it so relaxed and cool.”