Taylor Swift, Hailey Bieber, Tate McRae, Sombr & the Haim Sisters Celebrate Knicks Win at Zero Bond
Swift drew thunderous applause after appearing on the jumbotron in Knicks colors, while a radio analyst questioned whether she is truly a fan.
- Taylor Swift attended Game Four of the NBA Finals on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden, where the pop star received loud cheers from fans while watching the New York Knicks play the San Antonio Spurs.
- Lead radio analyst Monica McNutt faced backlash after a hot-mic moment during the game where she questioned the singer's fandom, remarking, "She's not a Knicks fan, get out of here, girl."
- Alongside Alana Haim and Mariska Hargitay, the star wore a "Stevie Knicks" shirt while joining a star-heavy crowd that included celebrities like Spike Lee, Chris Rock, and Jerry Seinfeld.
- Travis Kelce missed the event due to Chiefs mandatory minicamp, while Page Six reported speculation that the couple may wed at the Garden during the July 3 weekend.
- The appearance coincided with promotion for the original song recorded for the film "Toy Story 5," adding to the pop-culture backdrop of the celebrity-packed Finals scene in New York.
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Taylor Swift Hot Mic Drama Sparks Meltdown At NBA Finals
Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency/MEGA Taylor Swift’s appearance at the NBA Finals delivered plenty of excitement, but a courtside controversy quickly stole part of the spotlight. The singer found herself at the center of a social media storm after a radio host was caught on a live microphone making an unflattering remark about her presence at Madison Square Garden. The unexpected moment spread online within minutes, fueling debate among basketba…
Monica McNutt Caught on Hot Mic Saying Taylor Swift Isn’t a Knicks Fan
Knicks radio analyst Monica McNutt found herself trending for all the wrong reasons Wednesday night after she was caught on a hot mic questioning Taylor Swift’s credentials as a New York Knicks fan during Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden. McNutt, the lead radio analyst for Knicks broadcasts on MSG Networks and ESPN contributor, made the remarks as the broadcast team spotted the pop superstar in the crowd. According to audio capt…
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