In a sensational turn of events at the Super Bowl, former NFL star Brandon Marshall has claimed that Taylor Swift allegedly orchestrated Kanye West's removal from the prestigious event after a heated incident between the two stars.
According to Marshall, Swift, 34, purportedly made a call to have West, 46, removed from the stadium after he strategically positioned himself in seats that were in front of hers, possibly to photobomb her during the game's broadcast.
The former wide receiver suggested that West's actions were an attempt to leverage Swift's celebrity, which reportedly angered the 'Anti-Hero' singer.
"[Kanye] was trying to leverage her celebrity," Marshall claimed on the I AM ATHLETE podcast. "So Taylor Swift gets p****d off. She boom boom makes a call or two. Everybody's involved. He gets kicked out the stadium."
While Marshall's allegations have stirred controversy, there is no concrete evidence to support his claims.
The purported incident adds another chapter to the long-standing feud between Swift and West, which dates back to the infamous 2009 MTV Video Music Awards incident where West infamously interrupted Swift's acceptance speech.
Despite the lack of confirmation on Marshall's claims, the Super Bowl drama, if true, marks a significant victory for Swift in her ongoing conflict with the controversial rapper.
In addition to the stadium commotion, West's presence at the Super Bowl alongside his wife, Bianca Censori, raised eyebrows. The rapper was spotted donning a distinctive full-face covering with a white crucifix, while Censori sported an uncharacteristically covered-up ensemble.
The pair's attendance at the event comes during a turbulent period in West's public life, including his highly publicized divorce from ex-wife Kim Kardashian.
The rift between Swift and West escalated further with the release of West's 2016 track 'Famous,' which contained derogatory lyrics about Swift. The ensuing fallout, coupled with the public release of a partial recording of a phone call between Swift and West, intensified the feud, leading to Swift's withdrawal from the public eye and a period of personal turmoil.
Despite the ongoing drama, Swift had much to celebrate at the Super Bowl, where she joined her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, in commemorating the Kansas City Chiefs' victory.
The couple, surrounded by friends and family, enjoyed a celebratory night out, with Swift even taking the stage to sing along to her own hits as the Chiefs paid tribute to her.
As the spectacle unfolded, Swift and Kelce's romantic connection was on full display, culminating in a heartwarming moment captured on video where the couple shared a kiss during the festivities.
Swift's presence at the Super Bowl not only highlighted her support for Kelce but also showcased her resilience amid ongoing controversies and personal challenges.