Taylor Swift has been an onscreen fixture during Chiefs broadcasts since her relationship with Travis Kelce went public in September, but the pop megastar had apparently had enough of the attention on Sunday.

While cheering on Travis and the Chiefs during the AFC Championship in Baltimore, Swift was shown on camera for several seconds by CBS for a Grammys promo.

And the pop megastar appeared to say the words ‘go away please’ afterwards, from the suite she, Jason Kelce, Donna Kelce and other VIPS were watching the game from.

Fans offered a wide range of opinions on her apparent reaction.

‘Even she knows they overdoing it,’ one wrote on X.

Taylor Swift was irked by the CBS cameras lingering on her for too long on Sunday
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Taylor Swift was irked by the CBS cameras lingering on her for too long on Sunday

‘Get ready for a swift Super Bowl,’ another added, with the Chiefs in the lead. ‘The NFL really needed this, she may have single handily saved the product and ratings.

Another claimed, ‘They actually have been kinda calm on the swift coverage this game. It’s weird.’

 

Other fans interpreted Swift as saying ‘Oh, the Grammys’ as she saw herself on screen.

Travis’s 19-yard touchdown opened the scoring for the Chiefs in the first quarter.

Swift (left) and Donna Kelce (right) celebrate while Jason Kelce (top right) gives a high-five
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Swift (left) and Donna Kelce (right) celebrate while Jason Kelce (top right) gives a high-five

Taylor, sitting alongside her model friend Cara Delevigne, was locked into the on-field action
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Taylor, sitting alongside her model friend Cara Delevigne, was locked into the on-field action

And Swift could be seen enthusiastically celebrating the score afterwards, as she shouted the words ‘oh my god’ following her boyfriend’s tremendous catch.

Jason, meanwhile, cut a more subdued figure after the score a week after he ripped his shirt off in Buffalo.

The Eagles star merely exchanged high-fives around him with his fellow VIPs after Travis’s tremendous catch.

Kansas City went into halftime with a 17-7 lead.

The winner of the game will advance to the Super Bowl next month.