BREAKING NEWS: Taylor Swift Corrects Security Guard for Shouting at Photographers During Chiefs Game Arrival.giang

Taylor Swift did not tolerate bad manners when arriving to Arrowhead Stadium.

The Grammy-award winning singer walked into the Kansas City Chiefs stadium to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce and the rest of the team as they faced the Denver Broncos. Taylor has been embracing her WAG era with her stylish fashion choices while supporting the tight end at numerous games. On Sunday, Nov. 10, she wore a red and black checkered Versace blazer and matching skirt with a black corset under and knee high boots.

When arriving to the stadium in a golf cart, Taylor was surrounded by photographers, who were trying to get the perfect shot on the singer.

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In a video posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, a member from the team was heard shouting to the photographers telling them, “Guys, stay back!” Taylor quickly responds back and corrected the team member, saying: “Stay back, please.”

The person on her team asked for photographers to “stay back” ( 

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She was supporting Travis Kelce ( 

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Fans of the singer replied to the post and praised her manners. One person wrote: “Love that she says stay back please. That is how you talk to people! TS.” Another person wrote: “it’s not that hard to say ‘please’ after all.” A third user posted: “Now that was awesome her to correct her security guards and remind them to treat her fans with respect. I love this!” A fourth wrote: “Was a classy statement. I don’t care for her but this was good of her to correct.”

Taylor has attended many of Travis’ games as well the Super Bowl in February. While many NFL fans dislike the singer being shown on camera, other’s look forward to seeing her support her boyfriend. At Sunday’s game, she was caught cheering for Travis after he tied the game in a suite filled with friends and family.

Travis made Chiefs history in the second quarter when he received a two-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes — the 76th of his entire career. That touchdown ensured he tied a record which Tony Gonzalez set with the Chiefs from 1997 to 2008.

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