Prince William confirmed reports he attended Taylor Swift’s first concert at Wembley Stadium with his children as he shared an adorable selfie
Prince William shared an adorable selfie with Taylor Swift and their kids.
The Prince of Wales uploaded a lovely picture with the US singer and his two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Earlier, Taylor’s concert-goers had observed William dancing on the terrace as he watched the global star sing her hits.
William wrote underneath the post: “Thank you @taylorswift for an amazing night! #LondonTSTheErastour,” and Taylor echoed the sentiment by uploading an adorable selfie of her own.
She shared a picture with William, George, Charlotte and boyfriend Travis Kelce. Taylor captioned the post: “Happy Birthday M8!”. A great start to the London show @princeandprincessofwales.”
William celebrated his 42nd birthday by dancing to pop superstar hits at Wembley Stadium. Wearing a button-down shirt and blazer, he was spotted dancing to Shake It Off on the patio.
William attended a concert by his cousin Zara Tindall and her husband Mike Tindall. The Princess of Wales stayed at the home with Prince Louis.
The Prince of Wales has seen Taylor perform before, joining her and Bon Jovi onstage at London’s Centrepoint fundraiser in 2013 to sing “Livin’ on a Prayer” with them. Other notable attendees on Friday included Cara Delevingne, actress Salma Hayek and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Sir Keir tweeted a picture of himself with his wife Victoria with the caption “A little break from the campaign”. When asked about the campaign appearance in south London, Keir described Taylor as “absolutely brilliant”.
Sir Keir added: “What I learned last night is that my daughter knows every album, every song, every word to every song and she wasn’t the only teenage girl there.
“It was absolutely brilliant.” Taylor’s boyfriend, American footballer Travis Kelcy, flew in from the US to see her perform.
The singer waved to her boyfriend mid-song “So High School”. Taylor will play Wembley Stadium on Saturday and Sunday before returning to the capital for five more dates in August.
At the start of Friday’s show, she told the audience: “I’m going to say something that might sound crazy but it’s true – there are 88,446 people in this stadium.
“London, look what you’ve done for us. I thank you so much from the bottom of my heart.” I think about how many people I see and how you can spend your time in the most exciting city in the world, especially on a summer Friday evening on a beautiful day in London, you chose to be here.