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Taylor Swift had a surprise appearance by Travis Kelce on the third night of The Eras Tour’s London leg.
The Kansas City Chiefs champion joined Swift on stage during the intro to “I Can Do with a Broken Heart,” a song from the movie “I Can Do with a Broken Heart.” Section of tortured poets Album.
Kelce, who was wearing a top hat, dressed in costume and acted on stage, applying makeup to Swift while the audience cheered on the couple.
Watch the moment in the video below.
In another video, Kelce was seen holding Swift against Hakim.
Travis Kelce joins Taylor Swift on stage at Wembley Stadium on June 22, 2024 in London, England.
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Swift has seen many celebrities attend her shows. The night before, Hugh Grant witnessed the Eras Tour and took to social media to praise the singer for his performance.
“Dear @taylorswift13, you have an amazing show, an amazing and hospitable team and an excellent albeit giant friend,” Grant Published on Xthe microblogging platform formerly known as Twitter.
Grant alluded to the Kansas City Chiefs player including the hashtag “#tequilashots,” seemingly indicating he may have shared drinks with Kelce.
Grant continued: “Thank you so much from an older London boy, his wife and 8 year old #halfgirlhalfbracelet.”
The night before, Swift shared a moment with Prince William and his two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
Following the shows in London, Swift will travel to Dublin, Ireland, where she will perform for three nights starting June 28. Following her stop in Ireland, Swift will play in Amsterdam starting July 4, with stops in Switzerland, Germany and Italy after that. .
Swift will return to London’s Wembley Stadium on August 15 to play five more nights. The singer will return to the United States on October 18, where he will play three consecutive nights at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
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