DISAPPOINTED Taylor Swift SPOTTED Leaving New Orleans Stadium After Chiefs Get MASSACRED in the First Half of Super Bowl 2025 – “So She Wasn’t LOYAL at All?… Can’t She Wait Till the END?”

Taylor Swift is on the edge of her seat during the 2025 Super Bowl.

The pop megastar, 35, who was supporting her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, from her suite at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, appeared stressed as the Kansas City Chiefs went into halftime scoreless against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Feb. 9.


Per a post shared to X by Fox Sports, Swift can be seen with her eyes widened, gripping the railing as she stands next to pal, Alana Haim.

At the Big Game, Swift donned a white Saint Laurent blazer, bedazzled shorts by Monday Denim and knee-high Paris Texas boots. She paired the look with a red Givenchy handbag and also recycled the “T” necklace from Lorraine Schwartz that she wore to the Grammys — which fans think stands for “Travis,” 35, rather than “Taylor.”

Earlier in the evening, Swift laughed off being booed by members of the crowd when she was shown on the jumbotron during the championship game. In video footage shared by the NFL, the “Fortnight” musician looked surprised but unbothered when she heard the negative reaction from fans.
At the time, the “So High School” artist turned to her friend and collaborator, rapper Ice Spice, and longtime friend Ashley Avignone while giving the crowd a bit of side-eye as the group shook off the negativity.

A few moments later, Serena Williams took to X to tell Swift not to worry about the haters. “I love you @taylorswift 13 don’t listen to those boos!!!” Williams, 43, wrote in her post.

Swift was also seen in the VIP suite with Donna and Ed Kelce at the game on Sunday. The group was also joined by Swift’s brother, Austin, and the Haim sisters, including Este and Danielle.

Other celebrities — including Bradley Cooper, Paul Rudd and Pete Davidson — were in attendance at the Super Bowl as the Chiefs attempt to make NFL history with a third-straight Super Bowl win.

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles are facing off in the 2025 Super Bowl, airing on Fox on Sunday, Feb.9.