The Swifties came out in full force after Teair Tart smacked Travis Kelce on Friday night. 

The pop singer’s fervent fan club raided the Chargers defense lineman’s Instagram page in support of Swift’s fiancé following the stunning moment.

“You better apologise for slapping Travis last night that was uncalled for,” an Instagram user that goes by @13longlivetstk87 wrote in the comments of a post from Tart.

Screenshot of a football game showing players in a physical altercation.
Teair Tart hits Travis Kelce. @itsme_Gatsby/X

“Ur done sweetheart. We do not play about The Killas,” another Instagram user wrote.

“DON’T MESS WITH TRAVIS OKAY BEHAVE YOURSELF AND APOLOGIZE,” an angry Swiftie said.

“hopefully bringing the curse upon your entire bloodline was worth it,” @wildestkris said.

The incident took place during the third quarter of the Chargers’ 27-21 win in Brazil.

Kelce shoved Tart at the end of a play, and the lineman countered with a strike to Kelce’s helmet.

The couple announced their engagement in August 2025.
The couple announced their engagement in August 2025. Taylor Swift / Instagram

After the game, Tart posted to his Instagram story the famous “Chappelle’s Show” skit involving Rick James smacking Charlie Murphy with two crying laughing emojis, and apparently attracted Swift fans across the internet.

He received an unnecessary roughness penalty for the slap that moved the Chiefs up to the 11-yard line, setting up quarterback Patrick Mahomes for a touchdown run.

Instagram story showing a man laughing.
Tart’s Intsagram Story. @teair215/Instagram
Referees huddled to discuss the spat but decided not to eject Tart for the slap.

“According to (NFL officiating rules analyst) Walt Anderson, they said because it was an open-hand contact to the head, that was not disqualifying action,” Terry McAulay said on the broadcast.

“On this one, they felt it was just an open hand blow to the head, not a closed fist, not a punch, and they did not disqualify in this case.”

Kelce finished the season opener with two catches for 47 yards and one touchdown, a 37-yard grab in the fourth quarter.