As the Buffalo Bills prepare to take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game on January 26, quarterback Josh Allen remains focused on his game plan.
However, fans are equally interested in his fiancée, actress Hailee Steinfeld, and her low-profile presence at his games.
Allen, just one win away from his first Super Bowl appearance, shared his thoughts ahead of the big game:
“One, have a good week of practice, making sure that what we’re putting into the game plan, guys are understanding it and going out there and practicing hard,” Allen said.
“Then when we get on the field on Sunday, just trusting in the game plan, trusting in each other and have fun playing the game.”
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Allen’s fiancee, Hailee Steinfeld, an Oscar-nominated actress, has supported him throughout the season.
The couple got engaged during the team’s bye week in November, shortly after a victory over the Chiefs in Week 11.
A Different Approach to Game Day
While Taylor Swift, who is dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, often dominates broadcasts with frequent TV appearances, Steinfeld has opted for a contrasting approach.
Despite her high-profile relationship with Allen, the Pitch Perfect star has largely avoided the spotlight during games.
Fans curious about her absence on the jumbotron might be surprised to learn the reason. According to Deux Moi, Steinfeld has explicitly requested not to be shown on television during games.
This personal preference is a way for her to support Allen without becoming a central focus of the broadcast.
While Swift‘s frequent appearances have sparked comparisons between the two women, both have made choices that align with their comfort levels. Swift addressed the topic after being named TIME’s 2023 Person of the Year, saying:
“There’s a camera, like, a half-mile away, and you don’t know where it is, and you have no idea when the camera is putting you in the broadcast… I’m just there to support Travis.”
Fans Respect Their Choices
Steinfeld‘s preference for privacy and Swift‘s openness in the spotlight both highlight their unique ways of supporting their partners.
As the Bills face off against the Chiefs, fans may see Steinfeld cheering from the stands-just not on their screens.
Her decision to avoid the jumbotron reflects her desire to keep the attention on Allen and his team’s journey to the Super Bowl.
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