Whether you’re a fan of Taylor Swift’s music or not, it’s undeniable that she is the most talked-about star of the moment. Her “The Eras Tour” has not only become the highest-grossing tour of all time, crossing the $1 billion mark, but the presence of celebrities from various fields at her concerts over the past months cements her status as a cultural icon.
Stars Flock to The World Eras Tour
The “World Eras Tour” in Europe has seen attendees like Prince William,Selena Gomez, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds,Tom Cruise,Roger Federer, and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, just to name a few. Adding to this illustrious list is 41-year-old Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway. Hathaway was spotted thoroughly enjoying and dancing non-stop at Swift’s concert in Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
Years ago, Hathaway expressed her admiration for Swift, calling her “a magnificent creature” during a 2015 interview with Glamour magazine. Accompanying Hathaway at the concert was one of her sons, who reportedly handed out snacks and water bottles to people in the VIP area. Hathaway has two sons, Jonathan, 8, and Jack, 4.
The tour still has 15 dates left in Europe across four different countries, concluding on August 20 at London’s Wembley Stadium. Swift will then have a few months to rest, watch the Kansas City Chiefs, and prepare to finish her tour in the United States and Canada. By the end, the tour will encompass 152 shows spanning five continents, a truly impressive feat.
Swift and Kelce’s Supportive Relationship
Travis Kelce has shown unwavering support for Swift, just as she did for him during the NFL season when he won the championship. Kelce has attended several of her shows in Argentina, Australia, Singapore, France, England, Ireland, and the Netherlands. He even supported her in Germany despite needing to report to the Kansas City Chiefs training camp the following day.
As the NFL season approaches, teams are already gathering for training camps. Kelce and the Chiefs are particularly focused on making history by becoming the first team to achieve a three-peat in the NFL.
