Taylor Swift was booed by Philadelphia Eagles fans after being shown on the jumbotron at Caesars Superdome during the 2025 Super Bowl.
The “Fortnight” singer was caught off guard Sunday when the crowd erupted in jeers after she was shown in her suite, which was rumored to have cost $3 million.
Swift seemed confused by the negative reaction as she side-eyed the camera and flashed a slight smirk while seated next to pals Ice Spice, Ashley Avignone and the Haim sisters
The Eagle-heavy crowd had the same response when other Chiefs fans were shown on the screen.
The Grammy winner was there to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his Kansas City Chiefs teammates as they faced off against the Eagles.
Swift looked sharp in a white blazer, jean shorts and thigh-high white boots.
She repurposed her ruby “T” leg charm from the Grammys into a necklace and added a pop of color with a red purse.
The hitmaker, 35, wore her hair down and added a muted red lip to match.
Swift brought her parents, Scott and Andrea Swift, and brother Austin along for the big game. They cheered alongside Kelce’s family and friends, including his brother, Jason Kelce, and sister-in-law, Kylie Kelce.
The “Tortured Poets Department” singer spent time with Kylie and the Haim sisters, who joined them in the VIP box, at a private dinner the night before the game.
The suite was divided, as Jason and his wife were cheering for the men in green; however, they warmly embraced the singer — unlike some of their fanbase.
The former center, 37, played for the Eagles throughout his entire 13-year NFL career. He retired ahead of the 2024 season.
Jason played in two Super Bowls during his legendary career, winning against the New England Patriots in 2018 but losing to Travis and the Chiefs in 2023.
Sunday marked Taylor’s second time at the Super Bowl. The pop star, who began dating Travis in the summer of 2023, also attended the championship game in February 2024.
The Chiefs played the San Francisco 49ers during last year’s matchup in Las Vegas, where they came out victorious.
Now, the Missouri-based team is looking to make history by winning their third-straight Vince Lombardi Trophy.
