Swifties can rest assured that Taylor Swift‘s private jet will have a home at the upcoming Super Bowl.
On Live with Kelly and Mark this morning, Mark Consuelos highlighted an “issue” that has emerged in Las Vegas ahead of the big game this Sunday (Feb. 12).
“They’re running out of parking spaces for the private jets,” he remarked.
After he and Kelly Ripa feigned sympathy for the private jet owners’ predicament, Consuelos clarified that people were primarily concerned about Swift successfully flying in from Tokyo to support her beau, Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs.
“Not to worry,” he said. “The NFL gave her one of their spots that they give the owners. She practically owns the Chiefs.”
Consuelos said that she “should” attend the game because “she’s good luck.”
While Ripa agreed “that’s exciting,” she admitted that she “didn’t even think about Taylor Swift,” and was more so considering other ticket holders.
“Apparently, the cheapest seat at the Super Bowl is $6,900,” she added. “So just think about that. That is oppressively expensive.”
Consuelos shared that he has “been to the Super Bowl a couple of times,” but he and Ripa eventually concluded that they prefer watching the Super Bowl on TV, with Ripa highlighting two key factors of her viewing experience that she would miss out on if attending the game in person.
“If you watch the Super Bowl the way I do, I watch for the concert, and I watch for the commercials,” she explained. “I’m not really watching the game. Sorry, I said it.”
She clarified that this wouldn’t be the case if the Eagles were playing, but highlighted that “they’re not airing the commercials” inside the stadium, nor would she “have as good a seat for the concert” if she were to be there in person.
When asked who she’s rooting for on Sunday, she told Consuelos, “I don’t even know who’s in it.”
After looking to the Live audience for guidance on who to support on Sunday — and receiving mixed reviews — she ultimately said, “I’m staying out of it!”
Live with Kelly and Mark airs on weekdays. Check out their website for your local listings.