時代巡演為愛分心！泰勒絲彩排突為球賽尖叫：「我的天！」
流行天后泰勒絲在最新紀錄片中，於時代巡演最終場彩排時，為了觀看未婚夫崔維斯凱爾西的球賽而激動尖叫，展現親民的另一面。
什麼能讓撼動全球的時代巡迴演唱會暫停？答案是美式足球。在 Disney+ 最新的紀錄片系列《The End of an Era》最終集中，流行天后泰勒絲（Taylor Swift）竟在巡演最終場的彩排現場，為了未婚夫崔維斯凱爾西（Travis Kelce）的球賽激動尖叫，展現了前所未見的另一面。
彩排現場變身球賽直播間
根據《娛樂週刊》報導，這段畫面拍攝於2024年12月8日，當天正是溫哥華最終場演出的日子。影片中，身穿堪薩斯城酋長隊（Kansas City Chiefs）運動衫的泰勒絲，正在為神祕acoustic橋段彩排，但她的注意力顯然被電視上的球賽完全吸引。
當她彈著吉他時，突然停下對著螢幕大喊：「那是傳球干擾！他們有被判罰嗎？」接著，她甚至用自己的歌曲旋律唱出「拜託拿下這一檔進攻」。當酋長隊最終達陣得分時，她更是立刻放下吉他，興奮地跳起來尖叫：「達陣！太棒了！我的天，如果比賽照這樣下去，我今天會過得超完美！」
父女情深：「從沒想過會跟你聊體育」
紀錄片也捕捉到她與父親史考特（Scott Swift）一同看球的溫馨時刻。父親問她是否想過會有這樣的一天，泰勒絲笑著回答：「我從沒想過這輩子會跟你聊體育，從來沒有。我的意思是，在我32歲之前，這件事從未發生過。」這段對話凸顯了兩人關係的有趣轉變。而在巡演圓滿落幕後，父親也第一時間向她報告了酋長隊獲勝的喜訊。
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