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THANK ALL!! Taylor Swift pays tribute to her Wembley fans after ‘surreal’ run of shows with the ‘loudest crowds ever’ – and boyfriend Travis Kelce gets a very special mention..
Taylor Swift has paid tribute to her London fans at Wembley Stadium who made up some of the ‘loudest crowds’ she’d ever heard, gushing that she is ‘never going to forget’ the shows.
The songstress has just completed her first round of Eras Tour shows in the capital, selling out the UK’s largest venue and playing to 89,000 people for three nights in a row on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
From some of the biggest names in Britain attending, to guest duets with Hayley Williams and Gracie Abrams, to Taylor’s NFL beau Travis Kelce even making a surprise appearance onstage, the three-night musical marathon has been nothing short of show-stopping.
Posting to Instagram on Monday, Taylor admitted how ‘surreal’ the experience has been and shared a slew of snaps from the Wembley performances – including the moment her American footballer boyfriend took to the stage, which she is still ‘swooning’ over.
The singer penned: ‘Wembley Stadium round one was so surreal. Looking out into crowds of 90,000 fans each night and hearing that VOLUME… Those were some of the loudest crowds I’ve ever heard.
Taylor Swift has paid tribute to her London fans at Wembley Stadium who made up some of the ‘loudest crowds’ she’d ever heard, gushing that she is ‘never going to forget’ the shows (pictured on June 23)
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