After hearing the boos from fans, Kelly Stafford sent a message to the Detroit Lions.

After hearing the boos from fans, Kelly Stafford sent a message to the Detroit Lions.

Kelly Stafford wrote on Monday, criticizing fans who booed her and her family and showing support for the Detroit Lions after their one-point win over her husband Matthew Stafford, and the Los Angeles Rams.

In a show made just for TV, the Stafford family went back to Michigan. The pictures show Kelly’s four girls wearing coats that say “Detroit born, LA raised” underneath their No. 9 Rams jackets.

Some fans booed when Matthew Stafford came back, and some bars put up signs saying they wouldn’t let his No. 9 Lions shirt into their establishment. Ahead of the game, Eminem begged Stafford, “You owe me this favor, bro.”

The Detroit Lions beat the Los Angeles Rams 24–23 on Sunday. Here is everything that the Detroit News said about it. Kelly Stafford showed off the clothes her four girls were wearing before the game at Lincoln Field on Sunday night.

Matthew Stafford replied, “I’m happy for the players,” when asked how he thought about the city of Detroit after the game. “Those guys deserve it.”

“What a season… and it ended at Ford Field,” Kelly Stafford wrote on Instagram, along with a picture of their family. “I can’t wait for next season with this Rams team!” Now that we’re done, I hope the Lions folks bring dwelling to Lombardi because it’s an amazing feeling.

Someone else liked one of Kelly’s recent posts and said, “Enough of this Detroit love; they showed the true nature of them.” This is what Kelly Stafford wrote in response: “It’s sports.”

Beyond that, I loved the environment, and the boos made my husband even more angry. Stafford said, “The more you love, the more you hate.” “I think it’s all love going both ways.”

As the quarterback for the Detroit Lions for 12 years, Matthew Stafford tried to win a championship. At that point, Kelly Stafford was the most famous cheerleader in arenas and on the Internet.

Nearly 430,000 people follow her on Instagram. The page shows pictures of her family living in Bloomfield Township and then moving to Detroit, the birth of four girls, and even her emergency brain surgery to eliminate a tumor in 2019.

The city wants to get it. You can play with anything. It was the fans who booed my kids,” Kelly, 34, wrote on her Instagram Story on Monday, January 15, in answer to a fan who didn’t get why she was so nice to the Lions after the game.

“Aside from that, I loved the atmosphere, and the booing made my husband more angry.” It gets worse as you love more. The town wants to get it. You can play with anything. Besides the people who booed my kids.

She has four daughters with her husband, Matthew Stafford, who plays football for the Los Angeles Rams. The girls are twins named Sawyer or Chandler, 6, Hunter, 4, and Tyler, 2. Matthew played for the Lions for 12 years before joining the Los Angeles Rams in 2021.

The Rams acquired the quarterback Jared Goff in exchange. On Sunday, January 14, Matthew went back to Detroit to play his old team in the playoffs.

As Matthew walked onto the field, people who used to cheer for him booed him. The Lions beat the Rams 24–23 in a very close game, taking them out of the running for the Super Bowl.

Kelly not only showed love to the team that she utilized to cheer for, but she also praised her husband for his dedication this time around and what he plans to do with his coworkers next season.

“This man will always give you what you want. In another story, she wrote, “So damn excited for this team next year.”

“No one believed we could accomplish anything a year ago.” These young men sucked it up. There are lots of things to build on… Get ready, because this team is coming back next year, and I’m so excited.

Kelly and her loved ones were upset that the Rams didn’t win, but Kelly said it was special that the end of their football trip was in the place she used to live.