Taylor Swift calls out fan for filming her during Travis Kelce’s NFL game

Taylor Swift called out a fan for filming her while she watched her husband Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Los Angeles Chargers Sunday.

In a video taken by an attendee at the game, the pop star seemed to wave away a fan who was sitting in front of her VIP suite at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

The woman was turned around to face Swift and appeared to be filming or taking a photo of her.

The Grammy winner quickly realized what she was doing and seemingly gestured her to stop filming her and focus on the game instead.

A man in the row below the luxury suite then approached the fan and signaled her to walk away from the area, and the woman obliged.

Although it is unclear who the man is, Swifties online think he is a member of the singer’s security detail.

Many fans in the comments section of the video also defended Swift and condemned the woman who was seemingly filming her.

“I do not understand how people think this is OK even after she told you to stop you continue on until her bodyguard has to tell you to go,” one wrote.

“How do people have zero self awareness or shame getting in someone’s face taking pictures. It’s so awkward. I’m glad she told the person to knock it off and watch the game,” another added.

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A third wrote, “That’s insane. Leave her alone. Geezzz people.”

As Page Six previously reported, Swift stepped out with Caitlin Clark and Este Haim to support her husband at the game over the weekend.

She showed her team spirit in red and appeared in good spirits while chatting with Clark and Haim in the VIP suite.

The trio attentively watched the match until they were disrupted by the fan.

Swift had jetted off to Kansas City to support Kelce after she attended the 2026 Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday night.

During the event, she stunned Dior pale blue dress before changing into a blue Ralph Lauren-designed dress to perform hits like “The Fate of Ophelia” at the venue.

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