Former NFL Star Kyle Long & His Wife Sounded Like They Had A Terrible Time At Taylor Swift Concert After Sounding Off On Social Media

Former NFL star Kyle Long was simply hoping to have a great time watching Taylor Swift at her concert with his Friday, but it did not start that way.

Before the thing could even get started, the couple encountered a major headache.

Kyle Long took to social media to air his frustration as he revealed

Long — who was an offensive lineman in the NFL for seven years, all with the Bears — revealed that while he and his wife attended Swift’s concert at Hard Rock Stadium, some other fan was in their seats and refused to get out of them.

“Hey @HardRockStadium my wife and I bought tickets for the swift show tonight and we got here and someone is sitting in our seats – they won’t leave,” Long posted on X. “My wife is gonna go bananas shortly. Just getting your security ahead of it.”

Hey @HardRockStadium my wife and I bought tickets for the swift show tonight and we got here and someone is sitting in our seats – they won’t leave. My wife is gonna go bananas shortly. Just getting your security ahead of it.

— kyle (@Ky1eLong) October 19, 2024

Long was named a Pro Bowler during the first three seasons of his career, so if he wanted to physically remove the fans, he could’ve.

Aside from Long, Jason Kelcewas in attendance at the concert with his family.

Donna Kelce, Jason and Travis’s mom, was also in the crowd, per TMZ.

Taylor Swift Celebrates Being’ Back in the Office’ for Last Eras Tour Shows

Taylor Swift is unlikely to be at many more Chiefs games as she starts the final leg of her tour.

Swift still has about two months left, and she shared a video of herself at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, where the tour resumed.

Swift wore a vibrant yellow sweater, blue jeans, and mysterious sunglasses upon her return.

The Eras Tour first kicked off in March 2023 in Phoenix, Arizona, and has been Swift’s primary focus since.

Swift has been at every home game for Kansas City this season. She saw the Chiefs’ season-opening victory over the Baltimore Ravens, the win over the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Monday night game against the New Orleans Saints.