Skip to content
Search

Super Bowl: Taylor Swift Chugs Beer on Jumbotron Like a Champ

Super Bowl: Taylor Swift Chugs Beer on Jumbotron Like a Champ

Here’s one important thing we learned during Super Bowl LVIII: Taylor Swift knows how to slam a beer like a champ.


Late in the second quarter of the big game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, and with her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s Chiefs losing 10-0 — and the Chiefs fumbling and dropping the ball all over the place, leading to a sideline meltdown from her beau that nearly toppled over head coach Andy Reid — the jumbotron captured Swift doing what was needed at the time, which is chugging a beer out of a plastic cup in her Allegiant Stadium suite.

The Super Bowl luxury suites at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium are reportedly running around $2.5 million a pop, so who can blame Swift for wanting to make the most of the investment. And, with the first half of the game a relative bore and the Chiefs playing like hot garbage, it seemed fitting for the moment. After chugging the beer — and beating her friend Ashley Avignone in the process — Swift slammed her plastic cup on the ground. She was joined in her suite by pals Ice Spice and Blake Lively, the Kelce family, and more.

You can watch the moment here:

More Stories

New Doc to Explore Manosphere Influencer Andrew Tate’s ‘Toxic Empire’

Andrew Tate (R) and his brother Tristan speak to the media as they arrive in Romania back from US, in Bucharest March 22, 2025.

DANIEL MIHAILESCU/AFP/Getty Images

New Doc to Explore Manosphere Influencer Andrew Tate’s ‘Toxic Empire’

“I used sex as a tool to make women love me, so they’d obey me and live in my house and make people money,” Andrew Tate says in the trailer for the upcoming documentary, Andrew Tate: Toxic Empire. Though many have accused the influencer of lying during his decade in the spotlight, it’s an accurate summation of his career.

Keep ReadingShow less
Russell Brand’s Wife Testifies in His Defense at Rape Trial: ‘Caring and Kind’

Russell Brand and his wife Laura arriving at Southwark Crown Court, London.

Jordan Pettitt/PA Images via Getty Images

Russell Brand’s Wife Testifies in His Defense at Rape Trial: ‘Caring and Kind’

A day after Russell Brand told the court that not a “single person” would testify on his behalf at his rape trial, the actor’s wife took the stand Thursday in defense of her husband.

Keep ReadingShow less
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ Reunites Jennifer Lawrence With Woody Harrelson: ‘So Emotional’

Jennifer Lawrence and Woody Harrelson at Los Angeles Premiere of 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2' in 2015

Eric Charbonneau/Getty Images for Lionsgate

‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ Reunites Jennifer Lawrence With Woody Harrelson: ‘So Emotional’

Being back on set as Katniss Everdeen for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping hit Jennifer Lawrence with a wave of nostalgia. For the first time in over a decade, Lawrence fell back into step alongside Josh Hutcherson and Woody Harrelson, the actress detailed during a recent appearance on the podcast Call Her Daddy.

Keep ReadingShow less
Russell Brand Takes Stand In Rape Trial — Says People Have Abandoned Him

Russell Brand arrives at court ahead of his trial, where he faces rape and sexual assault charges at Southwark Crown Court on October 28, 2026 in London, England

Alberto Pezzali/Getty Images

Russell Brand Takes Stand In Rape Trial — Says People Have Abandoned Him

Former actor Russell Brand finally took the stand in his rape trial — but he says he’ll be facing the charges and the jury alone.

Keep ReadingShow less
Danny Masterson Loses Rape Conviction Appeal, Vows to Take Fight to State Supreme Court

Danny Masterson lost his rape conviction appeal.

Myung J. Chun/Los Angeles Times/Getty Images

Danny Masterson Loses Rape Conviction Appeal, Vows to Take Fight to State Supreme Court

Danny Masterson’s bid to overturn his 2023 rape convictions and 30-year prison sentence was denied by a California appeals court on Tuesday, leading lawyers for the That ‘70s Show star to vow they’ll seek review in the state’s highest court.

Keep ReadingShow less