Taylor Swift reminds security to use manners when addressing paparazzi

Taylor Swift offered her security team at Arrowhead Stadium a lesson in etiquette on Sunday, November 10, gently reminding a security guard to be a little more polite when addressing the paparazzi.

The pop sensation arrived in Kansas City to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelcewhen his Kansas City Chiefs took on the Denver Broncos.

But before the match started, Taylor Swift found herself in a brief backstage moment as she encouraged her security team to show a little kindness when dealing with the crowd.

Taylor Swift makes security say ‘please’ when she speaks to the paparazzi

In a moment captured on video, Taylor Swift was seen navigating Arrowhead Stadium in a golf cart with her parents, Andrea and Scott Swift. When they stopped and stepped outside, a crowd of photographers eagerly approached to take pictures of the pop icon.

One security guard immediately acted and ordered the paparazzi to “stay back.” But the sharpness of his tone did not sit well with Taylor. With her trademark charm and grace, she politely corrected him and said, “Please stay behind,” before turning and continuing on her way, with her parents close behind.

Taylor Swift steps out in a chic Versace

The moment came just a week after Kelce attended one of her Eras Tour shows, with the singer once again cheering him on from the stands. Opting for a polished ensemble, Taylor swapped her usual vintage Chiefs attire for a chic Versace set in Chiefs red.

The tailored blazer and plaid skirt were accessorized with her signature black corset, knee-high boots and a matching handbag.

A French hairdo and her classic red lip completed the look and added a sophisticated flair to her Arrowhead Stadium outing.

Taylor Swift cheers on Travis Kelce after scoring a touchdown

During Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos, Taylor Swift enthusiastically cheered on 35-year-old Travis Kelce as he made a record-breaking catch in the end zone. Swift was seen clapping and exclaiming, “Yay!” as she celebrated the Chiefs’ achievement, which marked another milestone in his NFL career.

“There it is! The Chiefs’ all-time leading touchdown receiver! By (Patrick) Mahomessaid CBS announcer Kevin Harlan. “That gives you something to sing about.”

Since they started dating in the summer of 2023, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been staunchly supportive of each other’s careers.

Taylor Swift continues to perform for Travis Kelce at the Kansas City Chiefs Games

In 2023, Taylor Swift shared a rare glimpse into her relationship with Travis Kelce, expressing the couple’s commitment to supporting each other. Swift spoke candidly about their shared desire to be present in each other’s lives, balancing their demanding schedules to encourage each other.

“When you say a relationship is public, that means I get to see him do what he loves, we stand up for each other, there are other people out there and we don’t care,” Swift said in her TIME Person of the Year profile. ‘The opposite of that is that you have to go to extreme lengths to make sure no one knows you’re seeing someone. And we are just proud of each other.”

Swift has been spotted at Kelce’s several NFL games, cheering him on from the stands, while Kelce reciprocated by attending her Eras Tour concerts around the world.

Taylor Swift’s mother subtly pays tribute to Travis Kelce

Andrea Swift stood by her daughter Taylor Swift’s side during the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Denver Broncos and showed her support not only for her daughter, but also for Taylor’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

Andrea joined Taylor in the stands, arriving with a chic red Versace bag adorned with a yellow Versace scarf, personalized with Kelce’s jersey number, 87, in red – a subtle yet stylish nod to the Chiefs’ star player.

Dressed in team colors, Andrea wore a red quarter-zip shirt paired with a black wrap, black pants and classic black sunglasses, embracing the Chiefs spirit with her daughter.

The Kansas City Chiefs narrowly maintained their undefeated streak with a dramatic 16-14 victory over the Denver Broncos on Sunday, November 10, 2024. The game culminated in a pivotal moment when Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal blocked Broncos kicker Wil Lutz’s 35-yard field goal . attempt as time expired, saving Kansas City’s perfect record.