On Friday, Prince William, 42, and his children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, travelled to Wembley Stadium in London to see Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour. Also in attendance were royals Zara Tyndale and her husband, Mike Tyndale.
According to British media on June 22, Princess Kate was unable to attend due to illness, and her last public appearance was at a military parade earlier this month. Prince William was photographed leaving Wembley in the back of a car.
Taylor Swift, 34, began her three-day concert at Wembley Stadium and will continue to sing on Saturday and Sunday. The first overseas show attracted many enthusiastic fans, while the eagle-eyed audience also spotted a number of celebrity guests.
Although Prince William's three children were not photographed, they did attend the concert on Friday night, according to the Daily Mail. In the VIP section of Wembley Stadium, spectators spotted Brigieton star Nicolas Cooffland and Jonathan van Niss, star of Pink Heroes.
They waved their hands to Taylor's singing and sang the lyrics of "You Need to Calm Down", showing their status as loyal Taylor Swift fans along with countless enthusiastic fans in the audience.
Also in the audience were Taylor's boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelsey and her close friend, model Carla Deleving. Salma Hayek and Leslie Mann were also in attendance.
On social media, fans were thrilled to see the cast of "Derry Girls" enjoying the performance of the "Eras" tour with TV personality Jonathan.
One fan commented on the platform: "Nikola Coopland and Jonathan Van Nyss bring energy to You Need To Calm Down on today's #London TSTheErasTour. ”
For Nikolai, the fun doesn't end there. The blonde beauty exchanged friendship bracelets with the audience. Earlier this week, Nikola revealed in an interview with Hits Radio that she was "interrogated" by her niece, who is a superfan, before going to see Taylor's concert.
"My niece is the biggest Swiftie, and when I was doing publicity in Galway, she asked me what my favourite album was. I said it was 1989, and she said, 'You can't say that!' "But that was my favorite, and she asked me, 'Do you know the early albums?'" You know this...... so now I'm a little scared to go to a concert because I don't have a PhD on Swiftism! ”
尼古拉能唱出泰勒2019年专辑《Lover》中的《You Need to Calm Down》歌词，证明她暂时不用担心被取消Swiftie资格。
It is reported that Taylor has just finished seven performances in the UK. Earlier this month, she embarked on a UK tour at Murray Field Stadium in Edinburgh, followed by three shows at Anfield in Liverpool and one at Cardiff Principality Stadium in Wales.
Now that Taylor has set foot on London soil, she will be performing a three-hour 'Eras' tour for thousands of fans at Wembley Stadium on June 21, 22 and 23. Although there are only three performances in London this month, she will return in August with five more performances at Wembley on the 15th, 16th, 17th, 19th and 20th.
To celebrate the show, London has been transformed into the "City of Taylor", with murals dedicated to the singer all over the city.
With a capacity of 90,000 people, Wembley Stadium is one of the largest venues on the 'Eras' tour. Ticketmaster provides fans with detailed seating maps and can even see their own line of sight through the "My Seat View" feature.
Taylor is believed to have lived briefly in London during his relationship with her ex-boyfriend, Joe Alwyn. The couple had been dating for six years, and it wasn't until April of this year that news of their breakup came out.
In the fifth track of her album The Tortured Poets Department, "So Long, London", it is believed that Taylor tells the story of her breakup with Joe. The lyrics sing, "I left everything I knew, and you left me in the house next to Hyde Park." This is believed to be a memory of her time living with Joe in Hampstead Hyde, London.
In this touching song, Taylor also sings, "You swear you love me, but where is the clue?" / I'm dying on the altar waiting for proof / You have dedicated us to the gods of your bluest days / And I'm recovering the color on my face / I'm just angry because I've loved this place / For too long, London / Good times / Brief warm sunshine / But I'm not the one who stays. ”
This musical feast is not only an audio-visual feast, but also a testimony to Taylor's emotional entanglement with London. London fans will once again have the chance to get up close and personal with the music superstar in August, and Taylor's singing will reverberate in the hearts of the city for a long time.