Topics: Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, Celebrity
Taylor Swift's security team made their instructions clear to photographers as she arrived to watch her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, at the Arrowhead Stadium.
The singer arrived at Travis' Kansas City Chiefs home game on Sunday (10 November), rocking a matching Versace skirt and jacket.
The paparazzi have long been known to try their luck with grabbing inappropriate shots of celebrities, specifically females, but Taylor's security guards were already prepared.
As she entered the American football stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, swarms of photographers crouched on the floor as they braced to take their pics.
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Approaching them slowly, her security team ran ahead, requesting the paparazzi to 'stand up' seemingly in an attempt to protect her modesty.
Taylor started to back away when she realised what her team were trying to protect her from, but she carried on walking after it seemed like the photographers had complied with their requests.
A video shared on X showed the team yelling: "Stand up! Stand up! Stand up!"
"Thank you guys very much," they added after the threat was minimised.
Despite concerns over photographers taking inappropriate pictures being made clear, one person continued kneeling on the floor to grab a photo of the 34-year-old.
Security then stood in front of the camera, taking away any view they previously had.
Taylor was seen arriving at the Kansas City Chiefs game with her parents, Andrea and Scott Swift, by her side.
And her Versace outfit cost a pretty penny, as the plaid miniskirt came to $1,695 and the matching blazer cost $3,350 - which she paired with her iconic red lip.
The star was seen celebrating as Travis made a record-breaking touchdown.
Fans captured her glee as she clapped and cheered on from the VIP box, alongside friends and family.
It was a good night for the Chiefs as they ended up beating the Denver Broncos 16-14.
It was also a good night for Taylor as she was one of the biggest winners at the MTV EMAs.
She took home four awards at the ceremony, which was hosted by Rita Ora in Manchester, for Best Artist, Best Video (for 'Fortnight'), Live Act and US Artist.
The 'Cruel Summer' hitmaker sent a video message as an acceptance speech, noting that she was preparing for the Eras Tour for the final time.
Taylor said: "I am coming to you from the Eras Tour, and I'm so sad that I can't be with you tonight.
"But thank you so much for these amazing awards.
"The fact that you have honoured the tour [and] everything that's happened with the album this year, the video, it's just unbelievable.
"I had the best time touring in Europe this summer, so it just is wonderful for you to do this."
