Kylie Kelce Reacts to Erin Andrews’ Strong Message on Taylor Swift

Before the Kansas City Chiefs got blown out 40-22 by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, a lot of fans at the Superdome seemingly had a bone to pick with Taylor Swift.

Fox’s TV cameras briefly showed Swift on the jumbotron, during which the predominately Eagles fan-filled stadium booed the 35-year-old pop star.

While Swift, who’s famously dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, laughed off the encounter, President Donald Trump, who also attended the game, used that moment to take a shot at Swift on social media. Fox Sports analyst Erin Andrews, who reported from the sidelines during the Super Bowl, however, went off on fans who booed the “Karma” singer.

“I feel bad for the most famous, amazing woman in the world who [expletive] gets booed at the Super Bowl, “Andrews said on the most recent episode of her “Calm Down” podcast with co-host Charissa Thompson.

“Get out of here… I mean, she probably holds the record in every stadium – the attendance record in the Superdome as an individual, as one individual standing up on the stage rocking the world.”

 

 

 

 

Andrews’ strong statement grabbed Kylie Kelce’s attention, who gave SI’s post featuring the 46-year-old’s quote a like on Instagram. One fan posted, “Erin ate .. Kylie liked … I love women empowering women.” Another person wrote, “Aw, Kylie

Kylie, of course, has built a relationship with Swift after she started dating her husband Jason Kelce’s younger brother in August 2023.

During an appearance on “Call Her Daddy” earlier this week, Kylie opened up about how they bonded over going to the same shore spots in New Jersey.

However, it’s not just Andrews and Kylie confused over Swift getting booed, Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley defended the 14-time Grammy during an appearance on “The Howard Stern Show” on Wednesday. “I don’t get it. I don’t get why she was getting hate there.

She’s just there supporting her significant other,” Barkley said. “And she’s made the game bigger.” “We’re all about, ‘How can we expand the game and make it more [international]?’ We’re traveling to Brazil, we’re traveling to Mexico, and her being a part of it is only helping it. I don’t get the dislike she’s getting.”