Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce coverage at Stanley Cup Final Leaves NHL -Fans Singing

The coverage of Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce Attending Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals On Thursday evening, Hockey fans left singing singing.

Instead of plans that are published days before 14-way Grammy Award -winner who attends a sporting event, her and the Kansas City Chiefs Star’s appearance in sunrise, Florida For the NHL title series match, only about an hour before Puck Drop was clear.

Yet coverage of TNT Swift and Kelce has shown more than every average fan, while the duo hung in a luxury suite.

It is a rare time in public for the couple, who have been deducted since February Super bowl Loss for Kansas City.

Kelce has a house in the area, where he and Swift have spent time between his activities outside the season for the Chiefs.

Florida Panthers, Edmonton Oilers and NHL fans in general were not happy with seeing the couple several times on their television screens.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce who attend Game 4 on Thursday evening, made hockey fans up to region

TNT coverage has shown Swift and Kelce more than any fan, because they were in a suite

‘Well, NHL -Fans, we should have known that Taylor Swift was multi -talented. She has proven that she can ruin football and hockey !!! “A fan said.

“She drinks and pids up as usual,” added a second.

‘@Nhl_on_tnt enough of the Swift/Kelce Bulls ***. Nobody gives it, “a third continued.

“They will show her all night. I am gone, ‘a fourth completed.

A collection of social media messages about Swift and Kelce at the Stanley Cup Finals

Swift has previously shown interest in hockey and posed as a photo with now-oiler Jeff Skinner during his time at the Carolina Hurricanes.

For Kelce, he and older brother Jason Kelce Panthers -star Matthew Tkachuk and brother Brady Tkachuk had on their podcast ‘New Heights’ a few weeks ago.

Both Tkachuk brothers played for Team USA in the 4 Nations Face-Off and were two of the three Americans who were fighting Team Canada during the first nine seconds of a match in their epic showdown February.