A former NFL star had an issue when he arrived at his seat for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour stop in Miami.
Kyle Long, a former NFL offensive lineman with the Chicago Bears and Kansas City Chiefs, reached out to personnel at Hard Rock Stadium for help with his seating arrangement.
Long arrived at his seat to discover that someone else was in it and did not want to move.
He tweeted, ‘Hey @HardRockStadium my wife and I bought tickets for the swift show tonight and we got here and someone is sitting in our seats – they won’t leave.’
Long added, ‘My wife is gonna go bananas shortly. Just getting your security ahead of it.’
Former NFL lineman Kyle Long says that someone was in his seats at a Taylor Swift concert
Swift finally resumed her worldwide Eras Tour in Miami on Friday after a two-month break
Hours later, there has not been a follow-up post – so it’s not clear how the situation resolved itself.
Long is not the only famous sports person that made their way to Hard Rock Stadium for the concert.
In a photo posted to his Instagram story, NFL legend Tom Brady shared a snap of himself with his two sons Jack and Ben with the caption, ‘Boys night at the Eras Tour [laughing emoji]’.
In another image, this time shared to Twitter, tennis icon Serena Williams was seen standing on the floor waiting for the show to start.
Additionally, members of the Kelce family were in attendance – however, Travis Kelce was absent due to the Chiefs’ upcoming road trip to San Francisco.
His brother Jason Kelce was seen there passed out in his seat. Jason’s wife Kylie and two of their daughters were also at the show, as was his and Travis’ mother Donna.
Long and his wife (pictured) arrived at the Miami concert to discover their seats were taken
Despite the viral photo of him sleeping, Jason looked a lot more energetic later in the evening after he was captured bopping along to Swift’s famous ‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’ song.
Swift finally resumed her worldwide Eras Tour on Friday night after a two-month break, with 18 shows to come over the next 51 days.
The first three are taking place in Miami this weekend, before stops in New Orleans, Indianapolis, Toronto and Vancouver conclude her 2024 schedule.
