Adele Tells NFL Fans Who Hate Taylor Swift Coverage To 'Get A F-King Life'

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By Emily Selleck

Adele threw her support behind Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ahead of Sunday's Super Bowl in Las Vegas.

The “Skyfall” singer had a sharp message for those who took issue with the “Love Story” hitmaker's appearance on recent NFL broadcasts.

“[For] Y'all complaining about Taylor being in the game, af-king life, that's her f-king boyfriend,” Adele teased. during her “Weekends with Adele” concert in Las Vegas Saturday night.

The 35-year-old British beauty also revealed which team she wants to win the big game

“I want to [San Francisco] I want the 49ers to win but I also want the Chiefs to win. I think the Chiefs should win because Taylor Swift is going for them,” he said as he sat down at the piano as the crowd erupted into cheers.

“She's actually made it a bit interesting to watch, because like I said, I don't know what's going on,” joked the songstress.

Fans were quick to praise Adele for throwing her support behind Swift, 34.

“We love Adele for that, I always knew she was the mother,” one fan responded to the clip, while a second said, “Protect Adele at all costs.”

Many wish the two powerhouse ladies would make music together.

“Now we need a collab,” one fan wrote.

Although he's got Adele's support, the 14-time Grammy winner isn't immune to criticism of Travis Kelce's frequent on-screen appearances during games.

“I don't know how they know what set I'm in,” Swift said said in December after being named The Times' Person of the Year.

“There's a camera a half mile away, and you don't know where it's at, you never know when the camera's going to broadcast you, so I don't know if I'm showing up. 17 times or once,” he said, noting that he's only there to “support Travis.”

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“I have no idea if I'm showing off and pissing off a few dads, brats and chads,” he joked.

Swift will support Kelce, 34, at Super Bowl LVII, where she is expected to sit in the VIP suite.

The “Catching Gels” alum — who is worth about $30 million — spoke on his podcast about the extreme costs associated with the big game.

“I don't really do anything except count how much money I'm spending on this damn Super Bowl with family and friends coming up,” he told his brother, Jason Kelce. “New Heights” Podcast Earlier this month.

“I'm going to make sure I'm on top of those funds and lose this money,” he added.