Taylor Swift fans loved a recent moment she shared with a young girl at the record-breaking Eras tour.
Swift, 34, is currently in the middle of the European leg of the tour and is performing a series of concerts in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
The tour is a tribute to Swift's long career, and covers various eras of her music. One of those eras is the Red era, based on the album of the same name.
During the Red era, Swift performs the song "22" while wearing a black hat. Toward the end of the song she places the hat on the head of a lucky fan in the audience. She then chats to them for a few seconds, before getting up to rejoin her dancers and blowing a kiss to the fan wearing the hat.
At one of the Amsterdam concerts, Swift not only placed the hat of a young girl, but also leaned across to the people she was with to greet them.
The moment was shared to X, formerly Twitter, with one fan describing it as the "cutest"
"CUTEST MOMENT EVER!!! Oh stoppp im crying again 🥹😭 Tay leaned over to give the little girls family member a high five 🥹🫶🏻," wrote @NataliaPurce on the post which has had almost 167,000 views at the time of writing.
Other Swifties— the name of the singer's fans— reacted to the video in the comments.
"No matter how many times I see these gorgeous children receive their hat I am always 😭😭😭. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Beautiful moments of joy.." replied @barklysaints.
"The composure of these kids! I would be bawling!" wrote @veganmacron.
And @zmay303 commented, "I ❤️ Taylor Swift!"
While the young fan managed to capture people's attention in Amsterdam, Swift's boyfriend, Travis Kelce has also been getting a lot of the limelight during her tour.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end has attended multiple concerts in Europe, even making a cameo on stage in London.
The NFL star appeared during a new skit for the song "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart." During his appearance, Kelce carried Swift, who had pretended to faint, and placed her on a sofa in the middle of the stage.
"The one thing I told myself is: 'Do not drop the baby. Do not drop Taylor on your way over to this damn couch,'" Kelce revealed on a recent episode of his podcast, New Heights which he hosts with his brother and former Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce. "I was gonna do some extra stuff—and who knows, maybe if I ever do it again, I might do it—but the golden rule was to not drop Taylor."
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