Chariah Gordon shared a message with the other Kansas City Chiefs wives and girlfriends as her fiancé, Mecole Hardman Jr.’s, time with the team came to an end.
Gordon, 30, posted a collage of photos with the other WAGs via Instagram on Wednesday, March 19, sharing the good times they supported the Chiefs. She wrote over the images, “I’m really going to miss y’all.”
The collage featured multiple photos of Gordon with Taylor Swift, girlfriend of Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce. In one shot, Swift, 35, appears to be whispering to Gordon in their box seats at a Chiefs game. In another, Swift has her arm wrapped around Gordon as the two pose together.
Hardman, 27, has spent six of his seven pro seasons with the Chiefs and agreed to a one-year deal with the Green Bay Packers earlier this week.
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Hardman and Gordon went public with their relationship in 2021, announcing their engagement in June 2024. They welcomed a son in 2023 and a daughter in 2024.
As the couple prepares for their move, Gordon will likely be able to rely on the network of WAGs around the NFL, which Travis’ sister-in-law, Kylie Kelce, explained in a December 2024 episode of her “Not Gonna Lie” podcast. In a humorous story about how she used to stalk other Philadelphia Eagles WAGs on social media while her husband, Jason Kelce, was on the team, Kylie, 32, talked about how they look out for newcomers to the team.
“We really found that the best way to do it was just be direct and say, ‘Hey if you need anything, we’re here year-round,’” she said. “If there’s any way I can be of assistance or [anything] you need advice about or even if it’s just a restaurant recommendation, let me know.’”
Kylie continued, “There’s a very large web of women in the NFL and I think the best thing they can do now is continue to weave the web and make sure the women feel supported and connected and can do that independently outside of their spouse or significant other.”
In a February 2025 interview with The Knot, Hardman admitted the two had taken a break from wedding planning as the Chiefs drew closer to their fifth Super Bowl appearance in the last six years. (They ultimately fell to the Eagles, 40-22, in Super Bowl LIX.)
Now, the couple may have to adjust their plans with a move to Green Bay on the horizon, but Hardman and Gordon already have a vision in mind.
“We want everyone to have a blast and create lasting memories,” Gordon said. “We really want it to feel like a retreat. A place where we can just focus on each other and the people who mean the most to us. It’s going to be magical.”
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