Taylor Swift found himself with emphasized boo in the Caesars Superdome when he appeared in the Jumbotron for the first time on Sunday night at the Super Bowl.
The singer was in New Orleans to encourage his boyfriend Travis Kelce in what could be the final game of his brilliant career in the NFL.
But with the stadium apparently with more fans of the Philadelphia Eagles than Chiefs Kingdom members, Swift did not receive a good reception when the cameras approached it.
The 35 -year -old seemed to notice the boo, giving a mocking side eye response while the boo sounded around the stadium full.
Serena Williams jumped to her friend's defense, publishing in X: 'I love you @taylorswift13 Don't listen to those booo!'
Swift once said he was a fan of the Eagles, telling his fans in a show of Eras Tour in Philadelphia that the lyrics in his Gold Rush song were about his Fandom of the NFL team.
Taylor Swift was booed when he appeared in the Jumbotron in the Super Bowl
Serena Williams turned to social networks to tell Swift not to listen to boo
In statements to the crowd in the 2023 summer show, Swift said; 'I don't know how big the debate was, but I saw the debate (about what their lyrics meant about an Eagles shirt).
'I saw some people wondering if it was the Eagles band or the Eagles team.
But since he met Kelce, she has been all about the Chiefs. And I love The Eagles band, but guys, come on. I am of Philadelphia. Of course it is the team.
In the first days of his relationship with Kelce, Swift was asked in an interview with Time magazine about NFL fans who do not like their attendance at the game.
I'm just there to support Travis, '' he said. “I am not aware of whether they show me too much and some parents, Brads and Chads are angry.”
Ironically, Swift's father, Scott, is known as a big fan of the Eagles, or at least it was until Swift began dating Kelce.
Since then, she has often joined her for games at the Arrowhead Stadium and has been seen multiple times with Chiefs merchandising in games in Kansas City. He also wore a Chiefs sweater for the game in New Orleans.
Sunday night's game has also divided the Kelce family.
Travis's brother, Jason, said he is encouraging the Eagles, against his younger brother, since he played his own 13 -year -old NFL career for the Philadelphia team.
Kelce's older brother announced with tires that he retired after the end of last season and now, there is a growing speculation that Travis will do the same after Sunday's game.