The royal family includes Swifties, and here’s the proof. Singer Taylor Swift posed for a selfie with Prince William, George and Charlotte as well as her boyfriend Tavis Kelce during her Eras Tour in London on June 21. Given that the day is also William’s birthday, she congratulated him by sharing the picture. (Also Read: Prince William shows off ‘amazing’ dance moves at Taylor Swift’s concert)
Taylor Swift wishes Prince William on his birthday
Taylor shared a picture on her Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) in which she is all smiles as she clicks a picture with Prince William, Travis, George and Charlotte. Sharing the picture, she wrote, “Happy Birthday M8! The London show has got off to a great start. @KensingtonRoyal.”
The official ex account of the Prince and Princess of Wales also shared another photo of Taylor clicking a selfie with the royals, writing, “Thank you @taylorswift for a wonderful evening! #LondonTSTheErastour.”
Prince William and his children watched the concert at Wembley Stadium on the first night of the tour. They were also seen dancing to Taylor’s Shake It Off during the concert. Louis likely stayed at home with his mother, Kate Middleton, while his siblings enjoyed the show with their father.
Taylor Swift receives a royal welcome
Taylor was greeted by the Royal Guard in London on June 21 as the band played Shake It Off in front of Buckingham Palace. The royal family captioned the video, “Can’t stop, won’t stop.” The British Army wrote in the comments section, “Coincidentally the motto of The Rifles is ‘Swift and Bold.'”
In 2013, Prince William was led on stage by Taylor for a rendition of Jon Bon Jovi’s Livin’ on a Prayer at the Centrepoint charity event at Kensington Palace. Taylor will also perform in London on June 22 and 23.
Taylor recently performed in Wales for the first time, and shared photos of the same on social media, writing, “It was truly out of control in the best way – seeing that huge, jumping, dancing sea of ​​people… I’ll never forget it. I definitely live for these UK crowds.”
