Tony Romo mistakenly referred to Taylor Swift as Travis Kelce’s “wife,” while she was supporting the Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
“As you see, Kelce’s wife, Taylor Swift, in the audience,” the CBS Sports analyst said in a clip from the game as the camera flashed from the tight end on the field to the singer in the crowd.
Realizing his mistake, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, 43, chuckled and quickly corrected himself, saying, “I’m sorry, girlfriend.”
“Not yet!” fellow commentator Jim Nantz quipped in response.
The pop superstar was spotted cheering on her beau alongside family and friends of the team from a VIP suite at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
The “Blank Space” songstress was notably without her WAG bestie Brittany Mahomes, whom she coordinated outfits with for the Chiefs game in Wisconsin last weekend.
The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback quickly corrected himself, before fellow commentator Jim Nantz chimed in, “Not yet.” Denny Medley/USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con
Since making her debut back in September, Swift, 33, has become somewhat of a staple at Kelce’s games when she isn’t on tour.
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Despite criticism from NFL fans for the amount of attention she has garnered during the games, the 12-time Grammy winner’s presence has made a notable impact on viewership.
USA Today reported that Swift’s second game-day appearance made the Chiefs game against the New York Jets the second most-watched game of the 2023 season.
Swift recently revealed that she and Kelce actually began dating in July after he mentioned her on his podcast. Jamie SquireGetty Images
While Romo may be jumping the gun on the “Karma” songstress’ relationship with Kelce, 34, Swift recently revealed the actual timeline of when they started dating.
In honor of being named Time’s Person of the Year, she told the outlet that she and the two-time Super Bowl champion “were a couple” prior to her appearance at his Sept. 24 home game.
In fact, the pair started hanging out after he called her out on his “New Heights” podcast episode in July — which she even described as “metal as hell.”
“We started hanging out right after that. So we actually had a significant amount of time that no one knew, which I’m grateful for, because we got to get to know each other,” Swift said.
Since then, the singer has made a handful of appearances in the stands for the tight end’s games. Jamie Squire/Getty Images
Addressing her first appearance in the stands, the “Lavender Haze” hitmaker clarified,