Taylor Swift Got Booed At The Super Bowl And Her Face Says It All
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Philadelphia Eagles fan struck some sour notes after the pop star appeared on the big screen at the big game.
Taylor Swift did not get a warm reception while attending Sunday’s Super Bowl in New Orleans.
The “Fortnight” singer, who was there to root for her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, was met with a loud chorus of boos when she appeared on the Jumbotron at the Caesars Superdome.
The pop star seemed a bit shaken by the situation. The cameras caught her shooting a stunned glance, and then a smirk, at pal Ice Spice before flashing a big smile.
Though there were plenty of Philadelphia Eagles fans eager to jeer at Swift, one A-list Super Bowl attendee made sure to let the singer know she had her back.
Tennis ace Serena Williams, who made a cameo during Kendrick Lamar’s half time performance, took to X to tell the Grammy-winner, “I love you @taylorswift 13 don’t listen to those boos!!!”
“Knew I loved her for a reason,” one social media observer wrote.
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While Trump hasn’t publicly addressed Lamar’s performance yet, reports say the president left his box at the Caesars Superdome shortly before Lamar’s show ended.
Philadelphia Eagles fan struck some sour notes after the pop star appeared on the big screen at the big game.
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