Taylor Swift's Courtside Seat From ECF Game 3 Has Been Listed for Auction

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Taylor Swift's Courtside Seat From ECF Game 3 Has Been Listed for Auction

The courtside seat Taylor Swift occupied during ECF Game 3 between the Knicks and Cavaliers has been listed for auction on The Realest, per ESPN. Swift attended with fiancé Travis Kelce. The chair has received 17 bids reaching $800 as of Saturday, with Stiller's seat from the same game also up for bidding. The auction closes June 14.

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