Taylor Swift allegedly slipped into fiancé Travis Kelce’s NFL game on Sunday, September 14, shielded by a barrier that fans believe may have been bulletproof after Charlie Kirk’s murder last week.
In a video shared on X, several security guards and staff members at Arrowhead Stadium walked beside a black, rolling partition, and it appeared to be hiding someone from public view. The barrier seen in the clip “is a bullet-resistant portable shield partition that retails for about $6,000,” according to a report from TMZ published on Monday, September 15.
“Taylor walking behind a bulletproof movable wall after what happened to Charlie Kirk can’t be a coincidence…” one person wrote on the social media platform.
Another added, “Taylor isn’t trying to be weird. She already has many stalkers, is in a pro-gun state, & is probably getting more threats as MAGA is wanting to assassinate a famous Dem for revenge. Usually she walks casually through that area, saying hello to folks.”
Kirk was killed on September 10 during the first stop of his American Comeback Tour at Utah Valley University. He was shot while speaking to a large group of people on campus and was immediately taken to the hospital where he later died at the age of 31. Kirk’s previous comments on Swift, 35, and Kelce’s engagement had resurfaced in the aftermath of his death.
“Having children changes you. Getting married changes you,” Kirk said during the August 26 episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, “and I hope that America’s biggest pop star marrying the pharmaceutical spokesperson ends up conservatizing them.”
He continued, “Taylor Swift might go from a cat lady to a JD Vance supporter, and I think we should celebrate that. I think that Taylor Swift having two or three children — she should have more children than she has houses … All kidding and sarcasm aside, this is something that I hope will make Taylor Swift more conservative. Engage in reality more and gets outside of the abstract clouds. Reject feminism. Submit to your husband, Taylor. You’re not in charge.”
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