KAY Adams wore all black as she attended Michael Rubin’s pre-Super Bowl party last weekend.
The popular NFL reporter was in New Orleans for the showpiece event.
On Saturday night, Adams pulled up to The Sugar Mill for Rubin’s exclusive Fanatics party.
Walking the red carpet, she posed for pictures dressed all in black.
Earlier this week, a fan posted a picture from the event – tagging Adams and including a heart emoji.
The sportscaster re-posted the image, adding a black widow spider emoji.
Fans loved the image, with several rushing to leave a positive comment.
“Best anyone has ever looked,” one gushed.
“Absolutely Stunning!!” a second swooned.
“Black widows are so dangerous,” a third wrote.
“Stunning as usual,” a fourth commented.
“Kay joining the MCU confirmed,” another added.
The following day, Adams watched on as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 at the Superdome.
The one-sided contest saw Patrick Mahomes and Co fail to achieve what would have been a historic three-peat.
On her “Up and Adams” show, Kay subsequently admitted that she does not believe that the Chiefs should now be written off.
“I think we’re underreacting to what this is going to do, to and for, Patrick Mahomes,” the 38-year-old said.
“Make no mistake… This will only fuel him.
“After [the Chiefs] lost to Cincy in the AFC title game and [Mahomes] lost Tyreek [Hill], he had to hear about the window being closed.
“Want to know what happened then? He threw for 5,000 yards without him. He won MVP.
“Went right back to the Super Bowl. Won it. Then he won it again!
“Then he went back again!”
Adams went on to add that many fans were relishing taking the opportunity to kick Mahomes while he was down, simply because he is not down very often.
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