“This Is AI, Right?”: Fans Were Shocked By The Group Picture Caitlin Clark Took While At The Chiefs Game

Caitlin Clark (Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images)
Caitlin Clark had a unique viewing experience for the Kansas City Chiefs’ Divisional Round matchup against the Houston Texans. She enjoyed the game alongside one of her favorite artists.

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The Indiana Fever guard was seen in singer-songwriter Taylor Swift’s suite for the matchup at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Houston Texans, 23-14, to advance to its seventh straight AFC Championship Game.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who is dating Taylor Swift, played a huge role in Kansas City’s win over Houston, as he hauled in seven passes for 117 yards, including an 11-yard touchdown from quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the fourth quarter.

Caitlin Clark just happens to be a Chiefs fan, so it was the perfect day for her.

At one point, while she was in Travis Kelce’s private suite, Caitlin and her boyfriend were seen taking a group picture.

Fans went crazy over the picture:

“Looks like Caitlin Clark brought the whole squad to turn up – guess they’re all trying to steal some of her basketball magic! 🪄🏀😂,” one fan said.

“This is AI, right?” another fan asked.

“Without the context, this is crazy 💀,” a third fan stated.

“Caitlin always good in the hood,” another X user said about Caitlin Clark’s hood status.

“I’ve never seen her smile that wide,” one final fan added.

Caitlin Clark Opts Out of Playing Winter Basketball

Caitlin Clark had a chance to play professional basketball but chose not to.

Angel Reese, Cameron Brink, and Sabrina Ionescu are among 36 athletes competing in the player-founded Univaled.

Clark, however, turned down a reported US$1 million offer to play in the first edition of the eight-week competition, later revealing in an interview with Time that “this year is just not the best for me” to join the league.

Clark’s successful rookie season saw her average 19.2 points, 8.4 assists, and 5.4 rebounds while leading the Fever to their first postseason appearance since 2016.