Woman accused of performing witchcraft at Super Bowl sparks debate online

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On social media, many viewers stunned after a viral video captured a moment showing woman accused of performing witchcraft at Super BowL

Shocking footage captures woman allegedly practicing voodoo during Super Bowl Lix, gained attention and sparked debate among viewers,

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A viral video shows woman using a doll resembling mahomes

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A woman was accused of using voodoo on a doll resembling Patrick Mahomes during the Super Bowl. Image Credits: @kirawontmiss/X

 

On social media, a user, who goes by @kirawontmiss shared a video on X, showing Woman caught ‘doing witchcraft’ at Super Bowl.

The video has the caption: “a lady was caught doing witchcraft during the superbowl game”

A clip circulating online shows a woman dressed in green, appearing to poke a needle into a small doll. The doll was dressed in a red and white Chiefs uniform, complete with Mahomes’ No. 15 jersey number.

 

Social media users quickly dubbed her the “Super Bowl Witch” and speculated about her actions. Some claimed she was directing energy toward Mahomes, potentially influencing his performance.

A viral video has sparked controversy after a woman was caught on camera allegedly performing witchcraft during Super Bowl LIX.

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A viral video showed the woman in Eagles colors repeatedly piercing a doll in Chiefs gear. Image Credits: @kirawontmiss/X

 

While, Fans believe the act may have influenced Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ disappointing performance against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Fans speculate witchcraft played a role in mahomes’ struggles

During the championship game, Mahomes threw two interceptions, lost a fumble, and was sacked six times.

The Eagles’ dominant defense left him with only 21 completions out of 32 attempts, despite managing three touchdowns.

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Fans debated whether the act affected Mahomes, with some joking and others calling for witchcraft to be banned.Image Credits: @kirawontmiss/X

 

After the loss, Mahomes expressed his devastation.

“There’s no way around it. Anytime you lose a Super Bowl, it’s the worst thing in the world,” he told reporters. “These losses will motivate me for the rest of my career.”

However, some fans believe Mahomes’ struggles were not just due to the Eagles’ strong defense. Instead, they claim a woman in the stands may have cursed him using a voodoo doll.

Fans react to the alleged witchcraft

The video has sparked a wave of reactions online.

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Image Credits: Getty

 

In the comment selection, some viewers found the situation amusing, while others expressed concern.

One person said: No way, that shit actually worked

A second wrote: This has absolutely no effect on a Christian! None! Zero! Nothing. The blood of Jesus nothing can penetrate nothing!

While a third commented: Imagine if voodoo actually did exist. now imagine using it to win a bloody football match.

Another added: When you think you’ve seen it all in the U.S., then this happens.

Someone else noted: I noticed Mahomes looked pale and not well. I thought it was stress.

A skeptical fan dismissed the idea, saying, “Sighhh… it’s just poking holes in dolls. It doesn’t affect real life. At all.”

However, others were disturbed by the footage. One user demanded, “Wow, this is just awful. Witchcraft needs to be outlawed. I don’t understand why it’s allowed in public like this.”

Whether or not the alleged witchcraft had any effect remains a mystery. Some fans continue to debate its influence, while others dismiss it as pure coincidence.

Regardless, Mahomes and the Chiefs will have to move forward and prepare for the next season.

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