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Tom Brady Says Chiefs’ Andy Reid Handled Travis Kelce Super Bowl 58 Bump ‘Awesome’
The popstar was at Allegiant Stadium Sunday to cheer on her boyfriend Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs as they sealed back-to-back Super Bowl victories with a 25-22 overtime win over the San Francisco 49ers.
The 14-time Grammy Award winner has attended several of the tight end’s NFL games – 13 to be precise, her lucky number – and has regularly attracted attention across the networks, who have shown shots of her watching on from her VIP suites.
But Russo appeared to believe that CBS went too far during their broadcast of the big game.
‘They overdid it yesterday,’ Russo said, via Awful Announcing
All they have to do is go there for a second. And if you only go there for 38 seconds, that means you can still go there 25 times — each time is a second and a half. ‘Hey, there she is! Oh, there she is! Kelce caught a ball; there she is. Chiefs are driving; there she is. Got her fingers crossed; there she is! I mean, it was just way too much.’
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