Kylie Kelce, wife of Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, has publicly expressed her support for Taylor Swift after the pop superstar faced a wave of boos during the Super Bowl in New Orleans last Sunday.

The incident occurred when Swift appeared on the Jumbotron at the Caesars Superdome while cheering on her rumored boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his team, the Kansas City Chiefs, during their matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. Swift’s appearance in the sold-out stadium was met with loud and emphatic booing, leaving the singer visibly surprised by the reaction.

Fox Sports reporter Aaron Andrews, who was working at the Super Bowl, quickly defended Swift, hitting out at those targeting the singer. “If you don’t, I feel bad for the most famous, amazing woman in the world who gets booed at this Super Bowl, get out of here,” Andrews said. She continued, “I mean, she’s just like… I love her. She holds the… I mean, probably she holds the record in every stadium, the attendance record in the Superdome as an individual, standing up on that stage rocking the world.”

The quote was shared by Sports Illustrated, and Kylie Kelce was quick to show her support by liking the post, even though it was the Eagles’ fans who were most likely responsible for booing Swift in the stadium. One Swiftie noticed the like and shared a screenshot, commenting on Kylie’s quiet yet strong stance on the matter.

Despite being a proud Eagles fan herself, Kylie Kelce’s gesture was seen as a show of solidarity with the singer. While Kylie did not directly comment on the post, the simple act of liking the message suggested that she agreed with Andrews’ defense of Swift.

Interestingly, Kylie was seated in the same suite as Taylor Swift during the game, though her loyalties were divided. While Kylie supported the Eagles, her husband, Jason Kelce, was playing for the Chiefs. The split allegiances made for a tense but exciting atmosphere during the high-stakes Super Bowl.

Kylie Kelce’s show of support for Taylor Swift highlights the unexpected camaraderie that can emerge even amidst fierce sports rivalries.