NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Fox News recently took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their report on NFL player Travis Kelce and popstar Taylor Swift as the world continues to swoon over their budding romance.

An entertainment writer for Fox News Digital, Caroline Thayer, wrote about how Kelce issued an apology to Swift's father, Scott Swift, after a “concert flub.”

A few clips from Swift’s concert in Argentina went viral on social media, one of which included Kelce missing a high-five from Swift’s father.

As the Fox News writer detailed events from the concert and the aftermath of it, which took place on a podcast, the internet was quick to mock Fox News for the same.

Fox News reports on Travis Kelce's interaction with Scott Swift

On X, Fox News wrote, “Travis Kelce issues apology to Taylor Swift's dad Scott after concert flub.” Attached to this was an in-depth article written by Caroline Thayer where she claimed, “Travis Kelce is ensuring he has no bad blood with Taylor Swift's father, days after meeting him for the first time.”

In this report, the podcast ‘New Heights’ was referenced, where Jason Kelce, Travis Kelce’s brother, asked the Chief's player about the concert and the viral lyric change made by Taylor Swift.

Jason addressed the lyric and said, “You were so shocked you left Scott hanging. Scott's over here looking for a high-five.”

Fox News’ report focused on Kelce’s apology to Swift’s father, who attempted to high-five the football legend after the lyric change. Fox News Digital also shared clips from Swift’s concert in Argentina.

As the report continued to share details of Kelce and Swift’s relationship, including the viral kiss from the concert, the internet was more focused on the fact that Fox News reported on the matter.

Internet mocks Fox News for report on Swift-Kelce romance

After Fox News shared their report on Taylor Swift’s concert and the interaction between Travis Kelce and Scott Swift, the internet was quick to respond.

One user wrote, “Fox News is turning into the National Enquirer. Shame! But doesn't matter I stopped watching when they fired Tucker.”

“This is all cute and everything but why is this in the news?” asked one user, and another resonated with the thought, writing, “Please for the love of God someone tell me why this is News.”

“@FoxNews slow news day much?” questioned one user. A fifth person wrote, “Seriously @foxnewsw the misleading headline, what are you competing with gossip rag #Pagesix now?”

One user on X also wrote, “Oh, for Lord sake, fox get off the bandwagon on this subject.” Another noted, “@Foxnews actually thought this is newsworthy.”

People continued to question Fox News as one further asked, “When did y’all start doing clickbate?” and another questioned, “Slow news day?”