Trump trolls Taylor Swift & mocks her for being BOOED at Super Bowl as bitter feud with pop star deepens

DONALD Trump trolled Taylor Swift in a ruthless social media post after she was booed at the Super Bowl.

The president reignited their bitter feud after making an early exit as the Kansas City Chiefs crumbled against the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Taylor Swift attended to support boyfriend Travis Kelce[/caption]

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President Donald Trump waving at the Caesars Superdome crowd as he arrives at Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans[/caption]

Swift pulled a face as she was booed while on the big screenReuters

After leaving the showdown at Caesars Superdome at halftime, Trump was quick to roast pop star Swift.

He shared two contrasting videos – one showing him receiving huge applause, and the other Swift being booed.

The Bad Blood singer, who supported Kamala Harris‘ bid for the White House, was mercilessly heckled when she appeared on the big screen.

In another post on Truth Social, Trump wrote: “The only one that had a tougher night than the Kansas City Chiefs was Taylor Swift.

“She got BOOED out of the Stadium. MAGA is very unforgiving!”

Swift and Trump have a history of bad blood, with the president last year declaring “I hate Taylor Swift” on social media after she endorsed Harris.

The 14-time Grammy winner watched on as boyfriend Travis Kelce‘s Chiefs side were defeated by the Eagles 40-22 on Sunday night.

Kelce and teammate Patrick Mahomes failed to fight back tears towards the end of their crushing loss.

The Chiefs were cold from the get-go on offense, as Mahomes threw two interceptions, including a pick-six, and got sacked three times in the first half.

They were held scoreless in the first 30 minutes and trailed 24-0 at halftime, and Kelce didn’t even record a single catch in that span.

Towards the end of the game, with the Chiefs trailing by more than 20 points at the time, Kelce was seen staring into space and in tears on the sidelines.

Trump is understood to have left while the Chiefs were held scoreless in the first 30 minutes of the contest.

Fox NFL‘s cameras spotted Trump’s arrival at the Super Bowl with his kids Ivanka and Eric Trump to watch the Chiefs face the Philadelphia Eagles.

The 47th president was seen greeting fans at the Caesars Superdome and was also joined by one of his daughter’s sons, as well as Eric’s wife Lara Trump.

However, Trump reportedly left early at halftime as the Chiefs were down 24-0 at halftime.

Before the game, Trump shared that he was rooting for the Chiefs.

Kansas City star quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw two interceptions, including a pick-six, in the first half.

NFL fans on social media reacted to Trump leaving the Caesars Superdome early.

“Trump needs to go to sleep,” one wrote.

“He went back to work,” a second commented.

“At least Trump didn’t watch the rest of this blowout,” a third added.

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Donald Trump, center, and Ivanka Trump, right, in the stands[/caption]

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Swift in the stands during the game[/caption]

Trump shakes hands with Kansas City Chiefs star defensive player Chris Jones before the big gameReuters

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Swift speaks with musician and actress Alana Haim in the stands[/caption]

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Kelce looked disappointed as he sat on the sideline[/caption]

Trump made history as the first commander-in-chief to appear at the Super Bowl.

Before the game, while the Chiefs were warming up on the field, the team’s star defensive tackle Chris Jones walked to Trump and shook his hands.

The six-time Pro Bowler Jones also appeared to say something to Trump during the sequence.

During the national anthem, the Fox NFL cameras spotted Trump in a suite box.

The crowd in The Big Easy could be heard cheering Trump.

And after Trump was spotted on TV, Jones was shown crying while on the sidelines.

Fans were quick to react to Trump’s TV sequence on X.

“Amazing,” one wrote.

“Good for him,” a second added.

“Welcome to the Super Bowl, Mr. President,” a third added.

Before the game started, Donald, his children, and his grandchild were seen deboarding Air Force One at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base in New Orleans.

It was revealed earlier last week that Trump was planning on being at the NFL contest, making the politician the first-sitting president in US history to make the appearance.

Trump also sat for an interview with Fox News host and top political anchor Bret Baier.

The pre-recorded interview aired on Fox’s pregame show just hours before the game started.

It was revealed that the stadium’s security would be strengthened in preparation for Trump’s attendance – close to eight months after he survived an assassination attempt.

And the tightened-up security comes more than a month after the New Year’s Day terrorist attack in New Orleans that claimed the lives of 14 people and injured at least 30 others.

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Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce walks off the field at the halftime break[/caption]

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Patrick Mahomes had one of his worst playoff performances ever in the game[/caption]

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Kelce was down on the ground after an incomplete pass[/caption]