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A new angle of Taylor Swift's reaction to a controversial refereeing decision on Sunday Night Football has gone viral for her foul language.
Swift, who tied the knot this summer with Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, was in her typical suite for the game against the Indianapolis Colts.
In overtime, the Colts launched a deep pass intended for receiver Laquon Treadwell, which he caught.
As he got up from the ground and continued to run, a Chiefs player jarred the ball free and recovered the fumble - which would have given KC the win.
But after a lengthy replay, officials decided to overturn the called fumble and gave the ball back to Indianapolis.
Swift was seen aghast at the decision and was caught on camera mouthing the words, 'That's bulls***.'
Taylor Swift waited with anticipation before calling 'bulls***' on a refereeing decision
In overtime, officials ruled that Colts receiver Laquon Treadwell was touched down on the hip by Chiefs safety L'Jarius Sneed just moments before the pass catcher fumbled the ball
Referees initially called Treadwell as a live ball carrier, with the receiver getting up to continue the play. But disaster struck when the ball was punched out by Nohl Williams, with the Chiefs defense recovering the football.
Fans in Arrowhead Stadium went wild, believing they had won the game on the fumble as referees went to the monitor to see if Sneed managed to touch Treadwell as the receiver hit the ground – which would negate the fumble and rule him down by contact.
After a lengthy review, the officials overturned the fumble call – ruling that Sneed had touched the receiver on the hip at the exact moment Treadwell had control of the ball.
The decision led to wild reactions from fans in the stadium and game commentators Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth.
Tirico, a veteran of sports broadcasting, simply said, 'Absolutely insane! Wow!'
His partner, Collinsworth, chimed in: 'I've never been a part of a game where anything like that happened to decide the game. Wow!'
Despite initially calling a fumble, officials overturned the call and gave the ball back to the Colts
With new life, the Colts squandered their chance and settled for a field goal to tie the game
What may have been more unbelievable than the call is how it did not have any effect on the outcome of the game whatsoever.
After being on the right side of the officials' decision, the Colts stood 17 yards away from an improbable upset over the Chiefs.
But rather than ride the hot hand with Jones, Colts coach Shane Steichen handed the ball off to Jonathan Taylor on back-to-back plays, losing three yards.
On 3rd and 13, Jones couldn't find anyone open and scrambled for just five yards setting up a 4th and 8.
After initially sending the offense out to bluff a shot at the end zone – and the win – the Colts instead settled on a field goal.
Indianapolis then kicked the ball back to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, who only needed a field goal to win the game.
Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes then marched down the field to set up a game-winning field goal
Kelce had one of his best nights in years with triple-digit yards and a touchdown
Swift was seen in the bleachers pointing to her wedding band to celebrate the score
Sure enough, Mahomes did what Mahomes does best – driving Kansas City down the field and setting up Harrison Butker for a 40-yard field goal to win the game 33-30.
It should come as no surprise that his top target on the night was Kelce, who hauled in nine catches for 101 yards and a touchdown.
It's the first game Kelce had triple-digit yards since a 2024 AFC Divisional round win over the Houston Texans.
After Kelce scored, Swift was seen screaming in celebration for the catch.
Cameras also caught the singer pointing to her ring finger and saying, 'That's my husband!'
