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Swift was on site to see boyfriend Travis Kelce and his Kansas City Chief’s attempt to take home the third straight NFL title.
But unlike last year, the superstar received, to say the least, a cool reception from the audience. Swift healed with her eyes and wrinkled her nose when she realized that it was her that the Philadelphia Eagle fans’ buro was aimed at.
Philadelphia dominated
Nor did Kansas City star Kelce have a good evening.
Philadelphia dominated the match and outclassed the former reigning champions by 40-22.
Other things were during last year’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas. That night ended with the Swift stole the show, being hailed by the audience and giving Kelce a victory kiss since Kansas City defeated San Francisco by 25-22 in an unlikely rider.
If Kansas City had been the winner this year, the team would have become the first to win three straight Super Bowls. That was not the case.
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Trump in the audience
As in previous years, it was celebrity in the audience. As the first sitting president ever, Donald Trump was in place during the super event, as one of the 65,719 at the stand.
“I think it’s a great honor, regardless of who is president,” said Travis Kelce ahead of the final at one of this week’s press conferences.
During the match, Trump published two videos on his platform Truth Social showing how the audience rejoices for him, but buys for Swift.
– The only one who had a tougher evening than Kansas City Chiefs was Taylor Swift, the president writes at Truth Social.
Tennis star moved out
Tennis star Serena Williams, who showed up as a dancer under rapper Kendrick Lamar’s performance in the halftime show, moved out to Swift’s defense.
“I love you Taylor Swift, don’t listen to those buro !!”, Williams wrote on X.
Even two years ago, Philadelphia and Kansas City met in Super Bowl, then in a more even match that “Chiefs” eventually won.
Trump’s relationship with the NFL is not entirely unproblematic. In 2017, he criticized players in the league who kneeled against social injustice during the national anthem.