All eyes on Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl. She stole the show in Las Vegas – even in congratulatory posts for the Chiefs.
From year to year, sports at the Super Bowl seem to fade more and more into the background. This year it even went so far that after the Kansas City Chiefs’ narrow victory against the San Francisco 49ers (25:22), the focus was hardly on the protagonists, but on the Kansas noble fan par excellence: Taylor Swift (34). Both the British tennis star Andy Murray (36) and the former first lady Hillary Clinton (76) did not directly mention a player in their subsequent congratulatory tweets, but rather the famous singer.
The girlfriend of tight end Travis Kelce (34) of the successful Kansas City Chiefs stole the show from her famous partner last night in Las Vegas. – of course with a wink: “Congratulations to Taylor Swift on winning Super Bowl 58. A breathtaking achievement.” “Congratulations to Taylor’s friend – and the entire Kansas City community.”
After the Super Bowl triumph, there were Talyor Swift kisses for Travis Kelce
Swift was in the spotlight from the start of the Super Bowl. Every movement, every emotion of hers in the stands was captured by the cameras. After her boyfriend’s victory, the singer rushed onto the lawn to hug Kelce. There was a big kiss from Swift on the field for the beaming winner. “Oh my God,” the singer told Kelce as she hugged him tightly and kissed him repeatedly. “Incredible!” she added and patted him on the back.
She previously watched the game from a VIP box where Kelce’s parents, his brother Jason and his wife were also sitting. As in previous games, the singer was seen cheering wildly and even drinking beer. The fact that she made it to the stadium on time is thanks to a tight schedule. Because just one day before she gave her fourth concert in Tokyo. Immediately after the performance, she rushed to the plane to leave Japan for Las Vegas.
Source: Stern
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