A lifelong Taylor Swift fan has lifted the lid on the 'best day of her life' after meeting the pop sensation at Arrowhead Stadium. The couple jetted into Kansas City from Philadelphia on a private jet with the Eagles legend and his wife Kylie. However, the day truly peaked for Viscount when they reached Arrowhead Stadium.
There, she watched her first ever NFL game on the yard line, five rows behind the Chiefs bench before heading up to Kelce's suite, where Swift held court.
The waitress recalled trying to stay 'cool, calm and collected' when meeting the pop star, who has been dating tight end Travis for over 18 months, in an interview with Delaware Online. She opened up on the surreal experience of the time Grammy Award winner introducing herself and gave them a hug. After Parmenter regaled Swift with tales of his college days with her boyfriend Travis, Viscount finally fulfilled very fan's dream: The Swiftie Selfie.
Viscount insisted that she managed to keep her emotions in check around Swift, she hilariously revealed that she immediately burst into tears after waking up the following day. After the on-field action had wrapped up at Arrowhead, Travis joined his friends and family in the suite to toast the Chiefs' third straight AFC title. And Viscount claimed that Swift effortlessly slipped into the role of a doting girlfriend. Viscount, who told Jason it was the 'best day of my life,' revealed that since her famous gameday meet-and-greet, people back home in Delaware have been 'coming out of the woodwork.
Viscount, 29, lived out every Swiftie's dream as she took a selfie with the songstress. Parmenter was roommates with the Kelces during their time at the University of Cincinnati. Travis plants a kiss on the lips of girlfriend Taylor Swift after he booked his spot in the big game. She also opened up on bonding with Swift's father Scott, who attended the University of Delaware and, as a Philadelphia native, took note of Viscount's Eagles hat. Parmenter, a former offensive tackle, and the Kelces have remained friends since their college days with Viscount describing the brothers as the 'best guys.
