Taylor Swift is Prince William's "exception", throwing away her image to do one thing

Known as the heir to the British royal throne, Prince William always appears serious in front of his subjects. However, that image suddenly collapsed because of an action by Taylor Swift at a concert that is currently causing a storm on the internet.

Specifically, Prince William brought his two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, to watch Taylor Swift's show at Wembley Stadium in London, England. And in a moment accidentally filmed by an audience camera, Prince William was shown dancing passionately to the tune " Shake It Off" during Taylor Swift's concert. This video has currently received more than 8,000 views. 8 million views on TikTok after only 20 hours of sharing. The Prince of Wales is ready to put aside his image as a serious royal member to immerse himself in music.

Netizens expressed interest in the rare image of the future king

"This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen, Shake It Off Prince William"

"Prince William is the Swiftie we all need. He's definitely confusing us here in the best way!"

"He felt light on his feet"

The blonde beauty did not forget to send birthday wishes to her old friend

In addition, the online community also went c.razy with birthday wishes for the female singer specifically for the heir to the throne. The 35-year-old star held his phone and took a selfie with England's most famous father and son. They smiled brightly and looked at the C.ruel Summer singer's phone to save the memorable moment. The Duke of Wales's post included the caption: "Thank you Taylor Swift for a wonderful evening."

Prince William replied: "Thank you Taylor Swift for a wonderful evening"

This photo quickly went viral on social networks and attracted more than 2.6 million likes on Instagram after more than half a day, attracting many heated discussions from the public. In a post with nearly 110,000 likes on Facebook, People magazine commented: "This could be the selfie of the year."

According to People, Prince William and Taylor Swift have had a connection for many years. At a charity event at Kensington Palace in 2013, the British Prince went on stage with singer 8X and star Jon Bon Jovi and harmonized. The Duke of Wales also expressed his admiration for the singer Fearless at a formal event in 2023. Since then, people have guessed that Prince William is a "secret fan" of the famous American star. .

In addition to Prince William's passionate story, the appearance and performance of Taylor Swift's boyfriend is an equally attention-grabbing detail. She is not afraid to bring her love to the Eras Tour stage. The unexpected participation of her boyfriend, Travis Kelce - a football player for the Kansas City Chiefs team, made fans excited.

During the show, Travis Kelce, wearing a morning suit and top hat, picked up Taylor Swift during the transition of the song "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" at Wembley Stadium. He then performed a short set with Taylor Swift's dancers, also wearing the same outfits as Kelce.

Afterwards, Taylor Swift was also joined on stage by Gracie Abrams, her friend and often the opening singer. They sang the song "Us" together in an impromptu acoustic session. "Us" is a song that Taylor Swift and Gracie Abrams co-wrote and performed for Abrams' new album "The Secret of Us" released last weekend.

Taylor Swift then went on to perform another surprise song of the night, an acoustic version of "Out of the Woods" from the album "1989" briefly paired with another song from that album, "Clean." .

The night of June 23 marked the last of three shows at Wembley Stadium. However, Taylor Swift will return to Wembley in August 2024 for five more shows to conclude the European leg of the Eras tour.

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