Vince McMahon spotted at the Super Bowl; looks unrecognizable

Vince McMahon's life has been a subject of controversy in recent years. Despite this, he was seen at the Super Bowl tonight.

The 59th annual Super Bowl took place at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. This year, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles were the two teams playing in the Super Bowl. The Chiefs are no strangers to the Super Bowl, having won it last year as well.

However, this year, things aren't going well for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, as they are down 34 points in the third quarter at the time of writing this article and are looking down the barrel of a major loss.

Given the occasion, several celebrities, including Taylor Swift and Donald Trump, attended the event. Even Vince McMahon made an appearance at this year's Super Bowl. A fan posted a photo of the former WWE Chairman at the Super Bowl, where Vince looked almost unrecognizable due to his new appearance. This was a rare public appearance for McMahon.

Check out the image below:

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Vince McMahon is currently embroiled in a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Janel Grant's lawyer which resulted in the former Chairman being ousted from the Stamford-based promotion. The details of the lawsuit sent shockwaves throughout the wrestling world.

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