Taylor Swift is back on stage, and her celebrity friends Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds don’t want to miss it either.
Music superstar Taylor Swift (34) continued her “Eras Tour” in New Orleans – her celebrity friends Blake Lively (37) and Ryan Reynolds (48) were apparently in the audience. Seen on a fan video from the “Caesars Superdome”, which is supposed to show a VIP area of the venue.
In the clip, which was posted on X (formerly Twitter), the actress stands behind her husband while the Hollywood star dances to the music. The pair’s matching outfits can be seen in another video posted on TikTok. Reynolds opted for a short-sleeved white shirt and dark pants. Lively appeared to be wearing a white vest and white blouse.
The three stars are said to have been close friends for years
According to US media reports, Taylor Swift has been close friends with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds for some time. A few weeks ago, the singer was seen spending an evening with the couple. According to reports, Swift’s partner, NFL star Travis Kelce (35), was also at the meeting in New York City.
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have already attended several Taylor Swift concerts. They also kept Swift company at the football stadium. Last year they cheered together for the Kansas City Chiefs, for whom Travis Kelce plays.
Taylor Swift’s tour comes to an end in December
In March 2023, Taylor Swift started her record tour in the USA before traveling with her show to Central and South America, Asia, Australia and Europe. After a break of several weeks, she returned to the stage last week and began the final leg of her tour in Miami. The spectacle in Vancouver (Canada) is scheduled to end on December 8th.
Source: Stern
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