Reba McEntire delivered a stunning rendition of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ at the Super Bowl in Paradise, Nevada, leaving the audience and viewers at home with goosebumps. The performance set a splendid tone for the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. Chris Jones, the Chiefs’ defensive lineman, was visibly moved, shedding tears. Reba, a three-time Grammy winner, accepted the Super Bowl invitation for a specific reason, as revealed in an interview a month prior. Her boyfriend, a football enthusiast, eagerly supported her decision. She expressed feeling “honored beyond words” to represent the song and all those who have worked for freedom. While reactions on social media varied, with some criticizing her appearance, others praised her outstanding performance. In the end, opinions on Reba McEntire’s Super Bowl anthem are diverse. What’s yours? Share in the comments!
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