Taylor Swift's fans concerned over boyfriend Travis Kelce’s 'red flag' behaviour during Super Bowl

Whilst some fans of celebrity power couple Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were delighted to have seen the loved-up pair reunite on the Super Bowl pitch following the sportsman's win, other have been left less than impressed.

In fact, some 'Swifties' have been urging Swift, 34, to call time on her relationship already - despite having only confirmed their relationship back in December - after observing some alleged 'red flags' in Travis' behaviour.

Playing for the Kansas City Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers, Travis' team was in the lead during the eagerly-anticipated game when an incident seemingly broke lose between the tight end and his coach Andy Reid.

If you're one of the millions of viewers that tuned into last night's game, you're probably already aware of what we're referencing.

But if you missed it, images later released show Travis, also 34, appearing to burst into a fit of rage and shouted into the face of his coach.

But that wasn't all - with the sportsman also appearing to bump into his coach.

Whilst it's common for tensions to run high during the NFL championship by the sounds of it, the moment hadn't gone unnoticed by fans of 'Anti-Hero' singer.

Many viewers have since taken to social media to express their thoughts, with many urging the Grammy-winner call it quits for good.

"Taylor needs to leave this man and save her reputation. Stop blaming the NFL on her, blame the journalists... look at this lunatic," one wrote on Twitter.

Another noted: "And just like that I’m suddenly less excited about Travis Kelce.

"You don’t get to ape up someone all aggressive like just because you’re frustrated. Taylor, my darling, my dove, my lamb, this is a big red flag."

A third said: "What kind of man assaults his coach for taking him out for a play? I hope Taylor Swift breaks up with Travis Kelce after the game."

While another tweeted that 'Taylor needs to leave this man'.

Following his outburst, however, Travis had nothing but kind words to say about his coach, insisting he 'owes' his career to him.

Speaking in a press conference after the Chiefs won, he told viewers: "He's one of the best leaders of men I've ever seen in my life.

"And he's helped me a lot with that, with channelling that emotion, with channelling that passion.

"I owe my entire career to that guy and being able to kind of control how emotional I get and just love him."

Coach Reid later explained that Travis was telling him something along the lines of 'just put me in, I'll score, I'll score'.

Reid said: "He caught me off balance. I wasn't watching. He was really coming over [and saying], 'Just put me in, I'll score. I'll score.'

"So, that's really what it was. I love that."

He also told ESPN that they'd enjoyed a hug after the game, with the player apologising for his behaviour.

Tyla has contacted Travis' representatives for further comment.