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The Celebs in Taylor Swift’s Super Bowl Squad

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Taylor Swift is clearly still in her 1989 (Taylor’s Version) era. The Squad was strong in Las Vegas on Sunday. Swift rolled deep into Super Bowl LVIII, arriving at the big game with Blake Lively and Ice Spice. The gang cheered on the Chiefs to a victory in overtime, after which Kelce sang “Viva Las Vegas.” But maybe he should stick to Beastie Boys.

The coverage of Swift watching Chiefs games has brought a new definition to “spectator sport.” We watch her watch him; very meta. In the weeks before the game, fans and commentators alike speculated whether Swift would even make it to Vegas and on who would join her in the private box. Now we know (1) she got there, and (2) so did Ice Spice. Here’s who joined Taylor on this glorious day of sport.

Ice Spice

Ice Spice played her deeply held sports feelings very close to her chest. She wasn’t bored or confused, just stressed for Trav!

Blake Lively

Blake Lively sported curls à la Swift’s self-titled album. Is this an Easter egg?

Lana Del Rey

Taylor grabbed Lana’s arm when she won AOTY at the Grammys and she hasn’t let go since!

Sir Paul McCartney

Probably called it American football, good for him.

Keleigh Teller

“I Bet You Think About Me” music video sequel with Miles Teller’s wife coming soon?

Riot

Ice Spice’s producer is probably gearing up to produce a Jersey club-drill beat for Tortured Poets Department. The Swifties did claim Tay can do all genres

Ashley Avignone

The veteran Swift squad member, who has been on active duty since the Obama administration, is not yet eligible for pension.

Donna Kelce

Mama Kelce previously said she wouldn’t watch the big game from a suite, because, like, who’s paying $1.8 million for something she saw just last year? In the end, Swift whisked her from the stands to her box, likely earning some future-in-law points in the process.

Clamuel L. Jackson

Oh, wait, sorry, he was in the Nickelodeon box.

The Celebs in Taylor Swift’s Super Bowl Squad