Taylor Swift’s Umbrella Army Returns as She Flees New Orleans After Travis Kelce’s Super Bowl Heartbreak
The umbrella army was back in full force for pop superstar Taylor Swift, who was spotted leaving New Orleans following a devastating Super Bowl loss for her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.
Swift had a rough night at Super Bowl LIX, facing a chorus of boos from fans, getting mocked by former President Donald Trump, and then witnessing Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs suffer a humiliating 40-22 defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Swift’s Private Jet Escape
The Look What You Made Me Do singer was seen arriving at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport on Monday morning, just hours after the crushing loss. Shielded by a legion of umbrella-holding security personnel, Swift quickly boarded her private jet to avoid being seen.
Her plane sat on the runway for 45 minutes before finally taxiing and taking off. Before departure, an assistant was spotted carrying snacks and a tub of cat litter onto the plane—suggesting Swift may have brought along her beloved cats for the trip.
A Super Bowl Nightmare
Swift had high hopes for the night, bringing friends, including rapper Ice Spice, to cheer on Kelce and the Chiefs in their quest for a third straight Super Bowl title. But instead, her hometown Philadelphia Eagles dominated the game, leading 24-0 by halftime and never trailing once.
During the game, Swift appeared on the jumbotron at Caesars Superdome, only to be loudly booed by fans. She looked visibly confused at first before laughing it off and turning to her friends.
Later that night, after leaving the stadium early, Donald Trump took a jab at Swift on Truth Social, writing:
“The only one that had a tougher night than the Kansas City Chiefs was Taylor Swift. She got BOOED out of the stadium. MAGA is very unforgiving!”
The comment sparked further speculation about the ongoing tension between Trump and Swift, who has publicly supported Vice President Kamala Harris in the past.
Celebrations Begin in Philadelphia
Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, Eagles fans erupted into celebrations, with a massive victory parade planned for Friday.
Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts was also spotted celebrating at Walt Disney World in Florida, a long-standing tradition for the game’s top player.
As for Kelce and the Chiefs, their late-game comeback attempt fell short, marking the end of their Super Bowl dynasty dreams—at least for now.
