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You Can Thank Alana Haim for Taylor Swift’s Stevie Knicks Tee

Taylor Swift’s NBA Finals courtside moment sparks media frenzy—from custom merch to apologies and viral fan theories

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The brief

Taylor Swift attended Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and Spurs, where she wore a custom ‘Stevie Knicks’ tee. Meanwhile, *Page Six* and *People.com* focused on Swift’s night out, including interactions with celebrities like Nicole Kidman, who reacted to Este Haim’s ‘Knickole’ shirt with approval.

What to watch next: The origin of Swift’s shirt remains a point of curiosity, with *The Washington Post* investigating its creation. The broader cultural conversation around celebrity fandom and media scrutiny is likely to persist.

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Quick answers

Who made Taylor Swift’s ‘Stevie Knicks’ shirt?

Alana Haim confirmed in an exclusive interview with *Vogue* that she custom-made the shirt for Taylor Swift.

Why did the Knicks radio analyst apologize?

Monica McNutt, a Knicks radio analyst, was caught on a hot mic dismissing Taylor Swift as ‘not a Knicks fan.’ After backlash, she issued an apology, as reported by *Yahoo Sports* and *Bleacher Report*.

Did Taylor Swift and Kylie Jenner have a public interaction at the game?

Yes, they shared a hug during Game 4, which *People.com* described as a moment fans found surprising, even compared to the Knicks’ historic win.

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Taylor Swift NBA Finals New York Knicks Celebrity Culture Media Backlash Custom Merchandise

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