Topics: Coachella, Entertainment, Taylor Swift, Paris Hilton
Sources have claimed that Paris Hilton was 'kicked out' of a Coachella VIP afterparty room 'to make room for Taylor Swift'.
As is the case most years, Coachella has made a bunch of headlines this year, including the prices of its food.
Meanwhile, Grimes screamed on stage after facing 'major technical difficulties', while Kesha took aim at Diddy with a changed song lyric.
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Now, reports claim that Hilton was asked to leave a VIP platform at a Coachella afterparty to accommodate Swift and her NFL boyfriend Travis Kelce.
Celebrities packed out the first weekend of Coachella, with Hilton and her husband Carter Reum among the big names in attendance.
They were seeing dancing on the VIP stage with the likes of Real Housewives star Kyle Richards.
However, they were reportedly asked to leave the area to make room for Swift and Kelce.
The apparent exchange was detailed by a Coachella onlooker who has been speaking to the US Sun.
"All of a sudden about 20 people were ushered to the end of the platform, and seemed to be being kicked off to make way for a big arrival," they said.
"They were all seen clambering down the stairs and into a dark VIP bar area as more than five security guards started prepping the tables and getting themselves into position."
The insider added: "It was clear an A-list celebrity was coming in, but barely anyone realized at first as Travis walked onto the platform alone and sat down before being shielded by security.
"Taylor then joined him with Ice Spice and some members of their team, but it took a while for anyone in the crowd to clock on she was in the VIP section."
The eyewitness said Swift and Kelce were 'drinking, laughing and kissing' as they enjoyed Vanderpump Rules star James Kennedy's DJ set.
UNILAD has reached out to Taylor Swift and Paris Hilton's representatives for comment.
It comes as Courtney Love called out the 'Shake It Off' singer as ‘not important’ or ‘interesting’.
In an interview with The Evening Standard on Friday (April 12) to promote her upcoming BBC Sounds series, named Courtney Love's Women, Love revealed what she thinks of Swift.
"Taylor is not important. She might be a safe space for girls, and she's probably the Madonna of now, but she's not interesting as an artist," she told the outlet.
Like her or loathe her, there's no denying the incredible impact Swift has made, with her fans even causing an earthquake-like activity during Eras tour date.
