Taylor Swift revealed her parents were watching her Wembley show on Friday as she fought back tears following thunderous applause from fans.
The 34-year-old singer, who created the hit Fearless, is currently performing her second series of concerts this summer at the huge London stadium.
Thousands of fans turned out to see the superstar and Taylor was thrilled to see her screaming out loud. “You won at Wembley on the second night,” the singer declared after being stunned by the noise.
“I know I was recording a video of it in my head, but I guarantee my parents were recording it on their phones,” he said.
‘Every time I have a sad or bad day from now on, I’ll not only have the video in my mind, but I’ll relive that moment.’
Taylor Swift revealed her parents were watching her Wembley show on Friday as she fought back tears following thunderous applause from fans.
“I know I was recording a video of it in my head, but I guarantee my parents were recording it on their phones,” she said (pictured with parents Scott and Andrea in 2013).
Taylor surprised the audience when she performed London Boy as one of Friday’s surprise songs, the first time she had ever performed it.
The second surprise song was Dear John, a heartbreaking love song about famous singer John Mayer.
Her parents were also seen having a great time on Thursday as they joined fans to watch their daughter storm the Wembley stage on the first night.
Andrea, 66, was dressed all in black and threw her arms in the air with excitement as she danced to the music on the final leg of the 34-year-old’s Eras Tour.
Meanwhile, a TikTok follower revealed that Scott, 72, who also shares son Austin, 32, with his wife, handed out special guitar picks to fans before joining his wife in her VIP area.
They wrote: ‘Taylor’s parents arrive at London’s N4 station and are handed a guitar pick that Taylor’s father gave to security staff to hand out.’
The singer’s parents are almost as popular among Swifties as the singer herself and have played a decisive role in her now multi-million dollar career.
Scott has also been seen handing out 2,000 VIP wristbands to lucky fans at various shows.
Thousands of fans turned out to see the superstar, and Taylor was thrilled to burst into a standing ovation.
The American superstar made an emotional return in front of a crowd of 92,000 telling them “we love you so much London”.
“You’re going to win on the second night at Wembley,” the singer declared after being stunned by the loud noise.
A TikTok follower revealed that Scott handed out special guitar picks to fans before joining his wife in her VIP area.
The American superstar made an emotional return in front of a crowd of 92,000 telling them “we love you so much London”.
She did not immediately address the horrific stabbing that took place at a Swift-themed dance class on July 29, which killed six-year-old Bebe King, nine-year-old Alice Dasilva Aguiar, and seven-year-old Elsie Dot Stancombe.
Following the tragedy, Swift said she was “completely lost” by the devastating attack.
“The horror of yesterday’s attack in Southport is still haunting me and I am in complete shock,” the 34-year-old singer said after the incident.
‘The loss of life and innocence and the horrendous trauma inflicted on everyone who was there, the families, the first responders.
In the past, Scott has also been seen handing out 2,000 VIP wristbands to lucky fans at various shows.
“They were just little kids in a dance class. I don’t know how to convey my condolences to these families.”
Just days later, Taylor was forced to cancel three concerts in Vienna. after police uncovered a foiled ISIS terror plot.
Taylor has not commented publicly on the attempted attack, but sources close to the incident said she was “horrified.”