Taylor Swift watches from a suite during the NFL season-opener football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens last Thursday AP Swift watching alongside her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s father, Ed, right Reuters
Two days before the contest, The U.S. Sun had reported that the 14-time Grammy winner would attend the game.
The NFL also leaked that Swift would show up to the season-opener.
But the 14-time Grammy winner wasn’t happy with the league sharing her location, per a report from Page Six .
The outlet added that Swift’s team was allegedly furious with the NFL’s decision after the CIA learned of a terrorist plot against her before an August concert in Austria .
The situation caused her to cancel three shows.
“She has presidential-level security,” a source told Page Six.
“After Austria, her security firm is not too happy that her whereabouts are out.”
The NFL likely shared the news to draw more eyeballs to the game.
And the contest brought in over 29.8 million viewers, setting a rating record for an NFL kickoff game.
Swift had attended numerous Chiefs home games last season, including a playoff game against the Miami Dolphins .
In February, Chiefs owner Clark Hunt opened up on the safety measures when it comes to Swift attending Chiefs games.
“Obviously, anywhere she goes is a security issue,” he told Sirius XM.
“It’s something that we’ve helped her security team handle when she comes to games in Kansas City, and I know the visiting teams that we’ve played this year where she’s shown up had had to do the same thing.”
Kelce holding his girlfriend Swift during The US Open final between Italy’s Jannik Sinner and Taylor Fritz on Sunday Getty
Swift watched last Thursday’s game in a private suite with Kelce’s parents.
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