Kansas City Chiefs to Visit White House for Second Consecutive Year

The Super Bowl champions will meet with President Biden on May 31, amid ongoing controversies involving team members.

This marks the Chiefs' second White House visit in two years following back-to-back Super Bowl wins.
The visit follows a season highlighted by the Chiefs' success and personal controversies, including kicker Harrison Butker's criticism of President Biden.
Taylor Swift, linked to Chiefs' player Travis Kelce, will not attend due to her European tour schedule.
President Biden previously praised the Chiefs for building a dynasty under head coach Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
The Chiefs' last White House visit included a playful moment between Biden, Mahomes, and Kelce.