Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes will NOT appear on Chiefs WAGs reality television show pilot

Neither Taylor Swift nor Brittany Mahomes will appear on the upcoming Chiefs WAGs reality television show pilot.

A source told People about the 34-year-old singer and 29-year-old mother-of-two: 'Taylor and Brittany are not part of the show at all and will not even be filmed.'

The person added, 'Taylor especially is very protective of what little private life she has left. She enjoys all the ladies she's met, but she will not be a part of Bravo's storyline.'

Swift has been dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce for more than one year — though she sat out his public 35th birthday celebrations.

Meanwhile, Brittany has been married to Patrick Mahomes, 29, since 2022 and the longtime couple is expecting their third child.

The forthcoming reality show was announced by People this week, with the publication sharing that Bravo's cameras are already rolling.

The cast has yet to be confirmed.

Potential WAGs who will star on the show include Mecole Hardman Jr.'s fiance Chariah Gordon and Sheawna Weathersby, who is dating defensive player Chris Jones. 

'There's still lots to figure out, including who would be a part of the final cast and whether there's enough there to build a full series around. It's very much a work in progress,' an insider revealed.

Swift has missed the last two Chiefs games, which included wins over the Atlanta Falcons and Los Angeles Chargers.

While enjoying his second annual Kelce Car Jam event in Kansas City on Saturday — his birthday — Kelce told Page Six what his wish is.

'I’ll take another Super Bowl if you got one of those,' the celebrated athlete joked.

Taylor did not attend the charity event, which raises money for kids in Kansas City and Cleveland.

But Travis revealed that she will be in town for his upcoming Monday night football game.

'She will be not be here [today. But] I know she’s coming in for the game,' he dished.

Last Monday the pop star flew from New York to Kelce's $6 million home in Kansas City to support him following a less than stellar performance at his Sunday game.

The anniversary of the singer's first public attendance of a game at Arrowhead Stadium was on September 24.