“Don’t believe everything you see”

“Taylor is a wonderful artist and a strong role model,” the country star said of Swift

Reba McEntire says a widely shared social media post about her and Taylor Swift is not true.

Earlier this week, the Facebook page “America Loves Liberty” shared a post on the social platform claiming that the 68-year-old country star had a problem with 34-year-old Swift’s alleged behavior during McEntire’s performance at the 2024 Super Bowl.

“Reba McIntire (sic) talks about how disappointed she was when she looked up at the big screen during the performance of the National Anthem and saw Taylor Swift laughing and drinking, making fun of the event,” the post read, before claiming McEntire responded, “I told her off afterward. She’s a spoiled little brat.”

Now, in a post on Instagram, McEntire shared a screenshot of the “America Loves Liberty” post and denied that she ever said the claims on the page. In her caption, she wrote: “Please don’t believe everything you see on the internet. I didn’t say that.”

“Taylor is a wonderful artist, a strong role model and has done so much good for so many people and the music industry,” she added.

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During Super Bowl LVIII, McEntire sang the national anthem while Swift was there to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 on February 11 at Allegiant Stadium in Nevada.

McEntire performed alongside other artists at the start of the sporting event, including Post Malone, who sang “America the Beautiful,” and Andra Day, who crooned “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”

Usher, meanwhile, provided Vegas energy, surprise guests and a setlist with many of his hits during the halftime show.

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McEntire has been a longtime fan of Swift since she first burst onto the music scene nearly two decades ago.

During an interview with NBC’s TikTok in December 2023, McEntire said she first knew Swift would be a star when she saw the midnight The artist presents her song “Tim McGraw” from her debut album of the same name in front of the musician himself.

“(Taylor) walked down the stairs and looked right at Tim McGraw singing, and I thought, ‘This girl is going to be a big star,'” McEntire said at the time. “Number one: walking, singing, walking down the stairs, to your idol, who you really want to sing to and impress without any flaws. I mean, I was impressed.”

The “I’m a Survivor” singer teased Swift about her relationship with 34-year-old Kelce back in October 2023, telling TODAY.com that she was upset because she herself had a crush on the NFL star.

“Oh my God, I’m so mad at her because I had a crush on him,” McEntire said, adding, “Now I can’t have a crush on her because he’s dating her. I was so devastated.”

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