Taylor Swift's Super Bowl appearance: Security expert says it's 'likely necessary' star conceals her entrance
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Security Industry Association (SIA) CEO Don Erickson told Fox News Digital that extra security measures for Taylor Swift will most likely be taken at the 2024 Super Bowl.
Janelle Ash is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.
"While it may not be a common tactic for celebrities to conceal themselves in containers or broom carts when entering or exiting a stadium, it is likely necessary given the fan fixation on Swift and hysteria surrounding her relationship with Travis Kelce," Erickson said. A post shared by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift)
He continued, "To avoid crowd management issues that might result from large numbers of people trying to push towards the celebrity if spotted, she will likely conceal her movements in the stadium and her entrance and exit for her own protection – and the protection of other patrons."
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