“I’m guessing they will split..”: Taylor Swift Fans Refuse to Forgive Travis Kelce For His Awful Super Bowl Moment

Travis Kelce’s angry outburst towards his coach concerns Taylor Swift’s fans.

The perception among fans about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship took a 180-degree turn after the Super Bowl match on Sunday.

Despite the Kansas City Chiefs winning the Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Travis Kelce’s on-field antics raised several eyebrows during the game.

His angry outburst at Chiefs coach Andy Reid did not sit well with Swifties as they began calling it a ‘red flag’ on social media.

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift

The incident took place when Kelce’s teammate Isiah Pacheco fumbled the ball eight yards out after a pass from Patrick Mahomes.

An angry Kelce berated his coach and even physically pushed him. Fans predicted a split between the tight end and the Shake It Off singer after Kelce’s behavior towards the elderly coach.

Fans Call Travis Kelce’s Behavior ‘Toxic’ And Predicts A Split With Taylor Swift

Fans predict Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift split after his outburst in the Super Bowl final

While many fans celebrated the Kansas City Chiefs’ win over the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl match, some were in disbelief over Travis Kelce‘s rude behavior towards his coach, Andy Reid.

Swifties did not let this incident go unnoticed and took to social media to bash the Chiefs Running Back. Several Taylor Swift fans perceived this as a red flag in the couple’s relationship, citing Kelce’s anger issues.

One fan on X predicted that the new couple was going to split before the end of summer if not sooner. Another fan was concerned about how Kelce would treat the Cruel Summer singer in private if he treated his coach like this in public. One comment asked the NFL star to grow out of his “obnoxious behavior”, adding that he didn’t deserve Taylor Swift.

One fan called him “angry”, “classless”, and a huge “red flag” for Swift, while another predicted that the Anti-Hero singer’s next album dedicated to her potential breakup with Kelce was going to be interesting. However, one comment defending Kelce shared that while the Chiefs player showed such anger on the field previously, he had no history of any violent behavior outside of the game.

It was not just Swifties who were taken aback by Travis Kelce’s violent outburst. A source told Daily Mail that Taylor Swift and her friends were surprised and concerned by this side of him. They believed that the tight end should have “handled himself with a bit more dignity”. The source shared, “This was his first red flag as far as Taylor’s friends are concerned, and even Taylor seemed a bit surprised.”

Travis Kelce Initially Downplayed The Incident But Later Apologized

Both Travis Kelce and Andy Reid downplayed the incident in the post-match interviews. When CBS asked what transpired on the field, Kelce joked, “I was just telling him how much I love him.” Reid told ESPN that Kelce had apologized to him after the match (via BBC).

However, he later reflected on the incident on a more serious note on his podcast, New Heights, which he co-hosts with his brother Jason Kelce.

Kelce shared that his behavior with Coach Reid was “unacceptable”. He shared that the outburst came at a point when he and the team weren’t playing very well in the game.

He revealed that Reid came up to him and talked to him after the incident and he didn’t even have any harsh words for Kelce. Travis Kelce shared with Jason Kelce:

“I can’t get that fired up to the point where bumping coach and it’s getting him off balance and stuff. It came in a moment when we weren’t playing very well and I wasn’t playing very well. It’s definitely unacceptable and I immediately wished I could have taken it back. Coach Reid actually came right up to me after that and didn’t even have harsh words for me.”

Jason Kelce also criticized his brother’s behavior and shared on the podcast that the Chiefs player “crossed the line.” Jason Kelce played two seasons under Coach Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles. Travis Kelce revealed that Andy Reid had every right to respond to his outburst physically. He could only hope that Taylor Swift’s fans forgive him eventually.

A THIRD red flag for Taylor! Fans slam ‘tone deaf’ Travis Kelce for posing for smiling selfie with KC cop in the wake of deadly shooting… after previously shoving his coach at Super Bowl and appearing too drunk to talk at parade

Travis Kelce has been criticized after he smiled for a ‘tone deaf’ selfie with a police officer outside a Kansas City restaurant just hours after the horrific shooting at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade.

On Wednesday, shots rang out moments after Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and their teammates had left the stage in front of the city’s Union Station with one dead and 21 injured – included nine children.

Three people are in custody in connection with the incident, including the young man tackled to the ground by a heroic group of fans as he attempted to flee the scene.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas gave an update on the investigation on Thursday morning, saying he is considering blocking any Super Bowl victory parades next year if the Chiefs win again following Wednesday’s horror mass shooting.

But fans are now calling Kelce’s behavior into question after a spate of controversial incidents since he took to the field in Las Vegas for Sunday’s Super Bowl – which saw the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in overtime.

Travis Kelce has caused outrage after smiling for a selfie hours after the Kansas City shooting

Terrified parade-goers flee for their lives after gunmen opened fire shortly after the parade

Three suspects remain under questioning over the tragedy, but law enforcement declined to identify the gunmen who shot 21 people and killed one at Wednesday’s Super Bowl parade

The latest arrived on Wednesday night when a picture surfaced showing Taylor Swift’s boyfriend smiling as he agreed to take a selfie with a police officer.

Kelce, who can be seen with a beer in his hand, was all smiles as he entered the Granfalloon Restaurant and Bar on Wednesday night.

According to TMZ he was joining other teammates, who were already inside, for dinner just hours after the chaotic scenes in the city.

Angry fans have taken to social media to accuse the football player of being ‘tone deaf’ and lacking compassion.

One wrote: ‘There is a time for everything, and that wasn’t the time for a picture’.

Another commented ‘not a good look. this is really bad’ while another added that Taylor Swift’s ‘people’ are ‘having a sit down with Taylor at this point’.

‘I can smell the liquor through my phone. He really looks concerned,’ wrote another.

A statement posted to Kelce’s X account earlier on Wednesday read: ‘I am heartbroken over the tragedy that took place today.

‘My heart is with all who came out to celebrate with us and have been affected. KC, you mean the world to me.’

Fans took to social media to share the outrage, including one who called Kelce a ‘narcissist’

Earlier on Wednesday, a drunken Kelce could barely speak and stand up as he took to the stage in front of a million adoring Chiefs fans at the finale of the team’s parade.

Kelce tried to lead a drunken rendition of Garth Brooks’ 1990 country hit ‘Friends In Low Places’ after being passed the mic.

At the start of the song he tweaked one of Brooks’ lyrics to aim a dig at San Francisco, singing: ‘Blame it all on my roots, I showed up in boots, and ruined the Niners’ affair.’

But after a day of partying back in Kansas City, the celebrations appeared to take their toll on Kelce as he struggled to get his words out and finish the rest of the song.

The likes of Mahomes and Chris Jones were even forced to step in and prevent him from falling over at one stage, before eventually taking the mic from their groggy teammate.

It came after Chiefs coach Andy Reid admitted the players were told not to have ‘too much fun’ during the parade after Jaylen Watson left last year’s celebrations in a wheelchair.

Watson, who was filmed downing a large portion of a Hennessy bottle, was apparently so inebriated following the Chiefs’ win over the Eagles that he couldn’t walk.

Travis Kelce hammered while singing ‘Low Places’ by Garth Brooks

A boozy Kelce had to be held up by his Chiefs teammates at their Super Bowl parade

Kelce could barely get his words out as he tried to lead a rendition of ‘Friends In Low Places’

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The likes of Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones had to step in to stop him from falling over

The initial ‘red flag’ arrived during the Super Bowl itself when Kelce exploded into a fit of rage towards Chiefs coach Reid on the sideline.

With Swift watching on at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, the tight end was furious he did not receive the ball on a play during the early stages of the game.

Heading back to the bench, Kelce got in the face of his 65-year-old coach, before quickly being pulled away by a teammate.

Approaching from the side, cameras caught Kelce storming towards the coach and bumping into him, causing him to temporarily lose his footing.

Kelce, 34, then grabbed his coach’s arm as he turned to face him, again screaming in his face – before being pulled away by fellow Chiefs player Jerrod McKinnon.

Mayor Lucas offered scant new details on the tragedy early Thursday morning, and apologized for ‘failing to keep everybody safe’ at the family event at a 6am press conference Thursday.

‘I’m sorry that this happened yesterday,’ he said.

‘We worked hard to put on an exceptional parade, we spent millions on it, but we failed to keep everybody safe and that’s something I have great guilt over.’

The tight end almost caused Reid to fall over during an incredible touchline meltdown in Vegas

Kelce was apoplectic after not being used during the first half of the Super Bowl in Las Vegas

It was a happy ending for Kelce though as the Chiefs won an overtime thriller 25-22 in Vegas

He added in an interview with CBS that a motive for the massacre remains a mystery, and condemned the ease of access to firearms in Missouri as ‘this is not the way I want to live.’

Lucas condemned the easy access the gunmen had to deadly weapons, citing how there were over 800 cops stationed at the parade that were powerless to prevent a senseless mass shooting.

‘Clearly, there is an access to firearm issue for some in our community,’ he said.

‘There’s a person or persons who intentionally or unintentionally fire into a crowd and hit almost two dozen people, our officers can be on it in an instant yet there’s still this level of harm.

‘We need to do something about the fact that some of these people are able to get these guns in the first place.

‘I don’t know what we’ll do about it ultimately, but we need to find national and local solutions to it.’