video Shared by Xpreviously tweeted that musician Taylor Swift allegedly showed a motorcade arriving at Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri for a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins.
Taylor Swift arrives at Arrowhead Stadium
Tonight in Kansas City to see my boyfriend Travis Kelce 🏈 🥶— Richard Smith (@ritsmith) January 14, 2024
Verdict: False
The caption for your post is incorrect. The video actually shows former President Donald Trump's motorcade arriving in Iowa recently.
Fact check:
According to reports, Swift recently traveled to Kansas City to watch her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, play against the Miami Dolphins. daily mail. Swift attended the Chiefs' 10th game of the season in frigid 6-degree weather. USA Today report.
The X-video is claimed to show Swift's motorcade heading to the Chiefs game. The video appears to show a convoy of police cars with their lights flashing in front of them in a snowstorm.
The caption reads, “Taylor Swift arrives at Arrowhead Stadium.” “Tonight in Kansas City to see her boyfriend, Travis Kelsey.”
However, the video has incorrect captions. According to the deputy communications director, the image actually depicts former President Donald Trump's motorcade arriving in Des Moines, Iowa. margo martin. (Related: Viral X image showing Trump and Epstein with young girl was generated by AI)
president @realDonaldTrump Arrived in Des Moines! pic.twitter.com/RaLpjLCnFv
— Margo Martin (@margommartin) January 14, 2024
A video was also posted post-millennial generation. The caption reads, “Donald Trump, the current Republican front-runner in the presidential election, braves a heavy snowstorm to arrive in Des Moines, Iowa.”
During a recent rally in Indianola, President Trump urged Iowans not to be discouraged by the prospect of -20 degrees Celsius, the coldest day in Iowa's history, according to reports. Reuters.
Check Your Fact has reached out to Trump's press secretary and Swift, and will update this article if we receive information from either source.
