Andy Reid praised Taylor Swift for handling the effects of his relationship with Travis Kelce.
Since he made public his relationship in September 2023, Swift and Kelce have been constantly in the center of attention and in the holders.
However, not all advertising in his romance has been good, since the pop star became an objective for fans who support Kelce's rivals. The last example came in the Super Bowl when Swift was pierced mercilessly by the Eagles fans while appearing in the Jumbotron.
Speaking to Mike Florio and Chris Simms of NBC, Reid got excited about Swift's attitude towards the violent reaction.
“She is a good girl, handles everything right in the right way, it is a difficult treatment,” Reid about Swift said. 'But she does a great job when driving it. Kelce, I think, does a great job when driving it.
Reid also praised Swift and noticed how his peers have gone through the same situation.
Andy Reid praised Taylor Swift to handle a 'difficult treatment' in the midst of his romance with Travis Kelce
“She is part of the team, like the other girlfriends and wives,” Reid added. They are part of that. That is part of the process.
Despite what some fans think, Swift's presence in the Chiefs games has proven beneficial for the team and the league. A recent report declared that Swift generated $ 992,361,912 for NFL in less than two years.
The creator of successes has been in 22 games since I went out with the wing closed. As a result, the Swift cult base flooded the audience and assistance of the NFL, hoping to take a look at its idol.
In a statement, the senior vice president of the NFL for social, influencer and content marketing, Ian Trombetta, said that the consumption of social networks of the League saw an increase among women aged 13 to 24.
Swift was more recently in the VIP suite in Caesars Superdome in New Orleans for the confrontation of the Super Bowl between Kansas City and Philadelphia.
Although the Eagles trampled the dreams of three turbas from the Chiefs in a 40-22 victory, a source told Page Six that Swift 'could not be more proud' by Kelce.