In a surprising turn of events, pop sensation Taylor Swift has found herself at the center of a controversy during the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the New England Patriots on Sunday. Swift, who was in attendance to support her boyfriend, Chiefs' tight-end Travis Kelce, was seen expressing her frustration over a non-call by the referees.

Known for her passionate support of her loved ones, Swift was seen animatedly yelling from the box seats, seemingly wanting a penalty flag for an incident involving Kelce. Despite her efforts, the call did not go in the Chiefs' favor. However, this instance showcased a side of Swift that NFL fans had not seen before - her fiery and spirited presence during games.

The controversy surrounding Swift's presence at Chiefs' games has been a talking point recently. In a Time magazine interview, where she was named the outlet's Person of the Year for 2023, Swift addressed the criticism she has faced for being frequently shown on camera during NFL broadcasts. Swift stated that she was oblivious to the number of times she appeared on screen and emphasized that she was solely there to support Kelce. In her interview, Swift humorously referred to the disgruntled viewers as "dads, Brads, and Chads."

Interestingly, Swift's newfound friend, Brittany Mahomes, wife of Chiefs' quarterback Patrick Mahomes, decided to show her support for Swift by sharing a photo on her Instagram Stories. The picture showcased a cookie with the words "Brads, Dads, and Chads" written in frosting, a clear reference to Swift's interview remark. The cookie also featured two hands forming a “W” in the background, symbolizing a dismissive gesture.

The relationship between Swift and Kelce has been garnering attention ever since they were first spotted hanging out together in July. Kelce revealed on his podcast, "New Heights," that by the time he attended his first Chiefs game on September 24th, they were already a couple. Swift confirmed this in her Time magazine interview, dispelling rumors that their first date was at the game. The couple has been enjoying their time together, with Swift taking a pause from her Eras Tour to support Kelce and attend Chiefs' games.

As for Swift's appearance at the game, she donned a Chiefs sweatshirt and winter hat, showing her unwavering support for her boyfriend's team. In the suite, she was joined by her father, Scott Swift, who has also been vocal in his support for the relationship. Scott, a long-time Eagles fan, was seen wearing a Chiefs lanyard during Swift's Buenos Aires show on her Eras Tour, and has now fully embraced his daughter's love interest by sporting Chiefs gear.

Sunday's game marked the first time Swift's parents attended a game since she started dating Kelce. Scott and Swift's mother, Andrea, were initially scheduled to meet Kelce's parents at the Eagles-Chiefs game in November, but the plans had to be postponed due to Taylor's show rescheduling. Nevertheless, it is clear that both families are supportive of the relationship.

While the controversy surrounding Swift's presence at NFL games continues to brew, her passionate support for Kelce and the Chiefs remains unwavering. With the Chiefs securing a 27-17 victory against the Patriots, it seems that Swift's presence and emotional investment may be bringing some good luck to the team.