Add Page Six on Google Taylor Swift and Tom Cruise were spotted deep in conversation as they cheered on her husband, Travis Kelce, and the Kansas City Chiefs at Monday’s game.
A professional lip reader told the Irish Star that in a viral clip of the two, the pop star told the actor, “It’s the structure of the entire infrastructure of the audience that’s what I love in a positive way.”
Although what Cruise said next was somewhat indecipherable, the lip reader claims he told Swift, “You may not know it, but you do have a job.”
Swift then put her drink down, and allegedly said “right” while nodding calmly.
Following Swift’s nod, the lip reader claimed the “Mission: Impossible” star added, “I told her to stick to one and that it’s the last time,”
Swift nodded again, though it is unclear who Cruise was referring to.
Another video of the Grammy winner at Monday night’s game caused a stir online, as fans thought she told the ESPN broadcast to stop showing her.
Swift was seen passionately reacting to a 6-yard gain by her husband in the second quarter — and many believed she yelled, “Don’t show me! Get off me!”
However, UK-based certified lip reader Jeremy Freeman, told The Post that Swift actually said, “Oh he’s open, oh he’s open, get off of him.”
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Her last word apeared to be “jeez,” though Freeman could not be certain with the camera pulling away.
Swift, 36, and Cruise, 64, hung out in the luxurious suite to support the Chiefs tight end at his first game since their wedding in July.
Other guests in the box included Travis’ mom, Donna Kelce, and Taylor’s dad, Scott Swift.
The “Love Story” songstress seemed to be the athlete’s good luck charm as the Chiefs defeated the Denver Broncos 31-10.
She showed her team spirit by wearing a red-and-white gingham dress and styled her hair down in waves, rocking her signature red lip.
Although it is unknown how Taylor and Cruise became friends, the “Jerry Maguire” star was one of the 1,000 guests at her and Travis’ star-studded nuptials at Madison Square Garden.
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