The countdown to Super Bowl LIX is on, and as excitement builds for the big game, fans are eagerly speculating about the star-studded halftime show. This year, Kendrick Lamar has been confirmed as the headliner, and there’s one major question on everyone’s mind: will Taylor Swift join him on stage for an unforgettable collaboration?

Rumors have been swirling ever since Swift was seen attending games with her rumored boyfriend, Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs star. The buzz intensified when Swift and Lamar’s past musical collaboration resurfaced in the spotlight. In 2014, the two artists worked together on the remix of Swift’s hit song “Bad Blood,” leading many to wonder if they might reunite for a surprise performance at the Super Bowl.

While fans are hopeful, there has been no official confirmation that Swift will join Lamar at the halftime show. The only guest artist confirmed for Lamar’s performance so far is SZA, whose recent success has made her a fitting addition to the event. As much as the idea of Swift performing at the Super Bowl has fans excited, especially given her massive popularity, speculation is just that—speculation—for now.

Swift’s potential appearance could be a way to create even more buzz around the game, especially with her current cultural moment. Her ongoing relationship with Kelce has been a topic of discussion both in the sports world and the entertainment industry, making her presence at the Super Bowl a hot topic. But for now, the focus remains on Kendrick Lamar and the artistic direction of the halftime show, which promises to be an unforgettable experience regardless of surprise appearances.

In conclusion, while there’s certainly room for surprises, Taylor Swift’s involvement in the Super Bowl LIX halftime show remains uncertain. As the big day approaches, fans can only hope that this iconic duo will grace the stage together, but until then, the wait continues.