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Taylor Swift appeared a bit low-key as she arrived for the Kansas City Chiefs game on Sunday, despite being there to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce.
A body language expert described her appearance as "unusually subdued" at the M&T Bank Stadium ahead of the big match between the Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens. However, despite the recent vile AI scandal where computer-generated explicit images of Taylor were shared, she was defiant and wouldn't let it dampen her spirit. She arrived in a long black coat and her natural curly hair alongside best pal Brittany Mahomes.
According to body language expert Judi James, Taylor seemed less bubbly than usual. Speaking to the Mirror, she said: "Taylor's body language looks unusually subdued here.
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Taylor Swift is once again supporting Travis Kelce (Getty Images)"She normally acts like an excited teenager when she goes to watch Travis play but, although she's smiling here, she also looks rather reflective, as though those AI images might be playing on her mind.
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"The red lipstick and the team outfit show she's every bit as much a fan as before but she's lost some of her signals of fun and excitement here. Her head is raised, signalling confidence, but her facial expression seems to suggest an air of defiance in the face of a controversial week."
Fortunately, Taylor was spotted clearly enjoying herself once the game kicked off and Travis bagged himself a touchdown.
Taylor looked 'subdued' arriving at the stadium (Getty Images)PR specialist to the stars, Jane Owen, recently suggested that Taylor should consider legal actions over the distasteful incident. She told us: "If I was Taylor's publicist I would be urging her to seek some kind of legal action just in order to encourage regulation and try to reimpose the guards against fake news and images being spread widely like this, especially to protect other women from these AI generated images of them to be spread through social media."
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