Buffalo Bills stadium worker reveals incredible tip she received from Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift is once again proving how great she is after a worker at the Buffalo Bills stadium revealed the incredible tip that the star left her.

Jerris Rainey had an encounter that she will likely remember for a lifetime as she worked as a ticker-taker at the stadium in New York.

Swift, who was in attendance to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, left Rainey stunned with an unexpected act of kindness.

Rainey, who has seen her fair share of football fans while working at the Toyota Club at Highmark Stadium, had hoped to catch a glimpse of Swift during the Bills game against the Kansas City Chiefs. However, she got much more than she bargained for when she found herself engaged in conversation with the global music icon.

Describing the encounter in an interview with 7 News’ Michael Wooten, Rainey characterized Swift as “very down to Earth.”

She shared: “I just wanted to see her, and she, you know, she stopped and she asked me if I worked at the stadium. I said yes. And she asked if she could give me a tip.”

Not one to turn down a tip, especially from one of the biggest pop stars globally, Rainey gladly accepted. Swift reportedly handed her $100, demonstrating her generosity. But Swift’s kindness didn’t end there.

The singer went on to ask Rainey if she wanted to take a picture together, and once again, Rainey agreed. Leaving her shift that night with a photo of herself and Swift beaming at the camera, Rainey later described the encounter, saying: “She’s a sweetie pie.”

Taylor Swift is often seen cheering on the Chiefs. Credit: Kathryn Riley/GettyThe Chiefs secured a victory against the Bills with a score of 27-24, putting them one step closer to the Super Bowl final. The Chiefs are set to face the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, January 28, with Swift having been a consistent presence at Kelce’s games to show her support.

This act of kindness isn’t the first we’ve seen from Swift, as last summer she handed out bonus checks of $100,000 to approximately 50 truckers who worked on the Eras Tour.

Taylor Swift at a Chiefs game. Credit: Jamie Squire/GettyBand members, dancers, lighting and sound technicians, as well as caterers, reportedly received a “very generous amount” for their tireless efforts throughout the extensive tour, per TMZ.

The Eras Tour, featuring 131 concerts across five countries, has been hailed as an unprecedented success in America, boosting local economies and setting new records for ticket sales worldwide.