The Super Bowl LIX isn't just a contest between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles; it's also sparking a lighthearted rivalry between two megastars and longtime friends, Taylor Swift and Gigi Hadid.
- January 30, 2025
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift, 35, and Gigi Hadid, 29, are adding their own twist to the upcoming Super Bowl LIX by spicing up the game with a "playful rivalry." According to sources from Page Six, the superstar pals have been teasing each other about the big game, taking place at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on February 9.
In one corner, Swift supports Kansas City Chiefs, where her boyfriend Travis Kelce is a tight end. Travis has had Swift cheering on the sidelines throughout the season, marking her unwavering support for the Chiefs, who are aiming for a historic third consecutive Super Bowl victory.
On the other side, Gigi Hadid's connection to the Philadelphia Eagles is equally strong. Since starting her relationship with A-list actor and lifelong Eagles fan Bradley Cooper, Hadid has become a dedicated supporter of his "hometown team."
Cooper, a native of Abington Township in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, has been an Eagles fan his entire life and passionately cheers for the team, often accompanied by Hadid.
The couple was seen celebrating at Lincoln Financial Field during the Eagles' playoff victory over the Los Angeles Rams on January 19. Cooper was captured in a TikTok video fervently celebrating the win, with Hadid by his side.
"Things might get heated between Taylor and Gigi," an insider revealed, "but ultimately it's all love between them."
Swift and Kelce's relationship has also led to her forming a friendship with Brittany Mahomes her husband, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The circle of celebrity interactions around the Super Bowl continues to grow, highlighting the intertwining of pop culture and sports fandoms.
As fans anticipate the game, the star-studded showdown promises to be just as captivating off the field as it is on. Super Bowl LIX will air on Fox at 6:30 p.m. EST/3:30 PST, featuring Kendrick Lamar's much-anticipated halftime performance and a commentary team including seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady.
Whether you're team Chiefs or team Eagles, it's clear that the excitement extend well beyond the gridiron.
