TikTok star Alix Earle gave Taylor Swift some competition in the WAG stakes on Saturday night as she flew into Kansas City to watch her boyfriend Braxton Berrios.
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Berrios, the Miami Dolphins wide receiver and kick returner, took on Travis Kelce’s Chiefs in the NFL’s wild-card round of the playoffs.
Earle is a Tiktok star with over 6.3 million followers and is also the host of the ‘Hot Mess’ podcast.
She’s known to attend Berrios’ games on a regular basis and has even brought her younger brother on occasion.
Earle posted several images to her Instagram story leading up to her attendance at the game starting off with one that read ‘taking in this weather before tonight.’
She followed this up with a picture of the weather forecast in Kansas City showing negative temperatures and snow.
Hours later Earle posted pictures of a Dolphins hat and pictures of herself wearing the hat along with a Dolphins jacket.
She went on to post a video of the view from her plane window as the flight soared high above the clouds with her location tagged as Kansas City, Missouri.
Her finale post before arriving to Arrowhead Stadium was a selfie of herself bundled up in the jacket and showing a thumbs up with the caption ‘ready,’ appearing to single that she was about to step off her plane and into the dangerously cold temperatures in Kansas City.
Earle then added a picture of her view of the game, nicely tucked inside a suite to keep warm.
Earle – much like any other fan attending the game- was smart to take precautions and bundle up in extra layers before the game due to the fact that weather forecasts have been incredibly bleak for the game, with some predictions suggesting wind chill could be as low as -30 come game time.
Arrowhead Stadium had been expected to have temperatures around -5°F at come kickoff time and may drop down to -10°F later in the evening if not lower.
Videos from inside the stadium had showed water bottles freezing and turning into ice in seconds due to how cold the temperature was.
Fans had also been allowed to bring in blankets that don’t have zippers or compartments as well as portable chargers and non-dry-cell batteries to power heated clothes.
Additionally, those who wish to protect themselves from the cold seats can bring in 3ftx5ft pieces of cardboard to sit on.
It felt like -14 degrees with the wind chill around 9:00 am, per FOX 4 in Kansas City but that did not stop loads of fans from fighting through the conditions to come out and tailgate.
ESPN NFL analyst Robert Griffin III tweeted out the that Chiefs game should be postponed due to the weather much like the game between the Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers.
