Kim Kardashian and her sisters landed in Las Vegas on Sunday for the 2024 Super Bowl.

The stunning makeup mogul was spotted arriving at the Allegiant Stadium alongside Kourtney Kardashian,

Khloe Kardashian and Kendall Jenner.

Kim, 43, kept a low-key figure in a black baseball cap as she risked a run-in with her A-list enemy Taylor Swift,

who arrived shortly before her.

The singer – who slammed Kim in her TIME Magazine’s Person of the Year interview – was accompanied by Blake Lively and Ice Spice.

The Kardashian sisters led a cavalcade of A-listers, including Justin Bieber, his wife Hailey Bieber, Elon Musk, and more, to witness the San Francisco 49ers take on Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs

Kim Kardashian and her sisters landed in Las Vegas on Sunday to lead the stars at the 2024 Super Bowl .

Kendall Jenner looked chic in her dark ensemble at the Super Bowl

Kim’s sister Kendall looked every inch the stunning supermodel as she rocked a brown puffy jacket and black pants, while leaving her raven locks long and loose.

Showing off her platinum tresses, Khloe looked incredible in a pair of black leather pants.

The ladies quickly made their way through the security gates to catch the the Chiefs versus the 49ers.

Swift, 34, was joined by the Gossip Girl star, 36, the rapper, 24, as well as longtime pal Ashley Avignone.

She rushed 5,500 miles across the globe from Tokyo, Japan, to watch boyfriend Travis take on the San Francisco 49ers.

The athlete is seeking his third Super Bowl triumph in five years this evening.

Kim’s possible run-in with Taylor comes after the Grammy winner slammed Kim for ‘taking her down psychologically’ during her TIME Magazine’s Person of the Year interview.

Taylor revealed details about the dispute that originated when Kim’s then-husband, Kanye West, incorporated explicit lyrics about the emerging star in a 2016 song.

Kanye asserted that Taylor had given her consent for the reference.

However, after Taylor denied it, Kim intervened by releasing what the popstar referred to as ‘an illegally recorded phone call’ between them, aiming to prove otherwise.

Taylor has expressed that the resulting public fallout felt like ‘a career death,’ emphasizing, ‘Make no mistake—my career was taken away from me.’