Trump throws Taylor Swift on Taylor Swift during the celebration of the White House of Eagles Shadow

President Donald Trump couldn't resist Taylor Swift when he organized the Philadelphia Eagles in the White House.

The NFL team without quarterback Jalen Hurts and several other players visited 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on Monday to celebrate their Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on February 9th.

“I was there with Taylor Swift,” said Trump during his speech.

“How did that work?” He asked rhetorically when the crowd laughed. He repeated: “How did that work?”

The 47th US President appeared in addition to his children Ivanka and Eric Trump in the big game.

Swift also took care of her boyfriend, Chiefs Tight End Travis Kelce.

Although the chiefs came in with two consecutive Super Bowl victories, they fell too short and lost against the Eagles 22-40.

At some point, Swift was shown on the Jumbootron of Caesar's superdome and prompted football fans when she spent an intensive side eye in response.

Trump has made no secret of his contempt for the singer “Bad Blood”.

After the 35 -year -old Swift, he supported Kamala Harris for the President before the 2024 elections, and hit the Grammy winner on his social truth platform.

“I hate Taylor Swift!” The 78 -year -old Trump wrote about the platform in September 2024.

In August 2024, Trump published AI-generated pictures about the truth, which wrongly wrongly proposes social to propose SWIFTS support for his campaign.

A picture that Swift presented as uncle Sam with the caption: “Taylor wants to vote for Donald Trump.” Another showed fans who wore “Swifties for Trump” t -shirts.

Trump has the post with “I accept!”

These contributions triggered setbacks from Swift's fan base, whereby many demanded that they take legal action.

When Trump was asked about the pictures with AI-generated pictures, he denied creating them and said: “I don't know anything about her, except someone else. I didn't generate them.”

He added: “AI is always very dangerous in this way.”

Despite the controversy, Swift did not react publicly to Trump's statements or the AI-generated pictures.

She previously expressed her political views, supported democratic candidates and campaigned for various social questions.

Her fans, known as Swifties, had active in political discourse and formed groups such as “Swifties for Kamala” to support Kamala Harris' presidential campaign.