Woman’s using Voodoo during game
The 2025 Super Bowl had everything—thrilling plays, jaw-dropping moments, and, apparently, witchcraft? A now-viral video has the internet in a frenzy after a woman was caught on camera seemingly performing voodoo magic on a doll that appeared to represent Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

A Woman Was Seen Holding A Voodoo Doll Of Patrick Mahomes During Super Bowl Lix

Posted on X (formerly Twitter) by @kirawontmiss, the footage shows a woman in Philadelphia Eagles green tapping and handling a tiny doll wrapped in red and white—the unmistakable colors of the Chiefs. Given that Mahomes had one of his worst games in the NFL, many online can’t help but wonder: Did her spell actually work?

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Fans were quick to jump in with their takes, some jokingly crediting the Eagles’ victory to her supernatural efforts. “That explains the Chiefs’ loss” one user quipped. Another added, Whatever it takes, I guess!!! Lol”

While some found the moment hilarious, others weren’t so sure. Some concerned fans called for witchcraft to be outlawed, while others shrugged it off as just a harmless game-day ritual. “That doll is a representation of someone, so whatever she’s doing to that doll is also happening to somebody,” one person wrote. Another simply laughed it off: “She was just playing with a doll, guys. Calm down.”

Regardless of whether voodoo had anything to do with it, Mahomes did not look like his usual self. The two-time MVP struggled, and the Chiefs’ offense never found its rhythm. Could it be the pressure? A bad game plan? Or did a certain mystical fan really throw off his mojo?
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True or not, this bizarre Super Bowl moment has become one of the most talked-about storylines of the game. Whether she was a modern-day sorceress or just a passionate Eagles fan with a lucky charm, the internet has already dubbed her the “Super Bowl Witch”—and if Mahomes ever struggles in another big game, you can bet fans will be watching for her in the crowd.

What do you think—was it all just a coincidence, or did we just witness football’s strangest curse in action?