Taylor Swift reveals she had her ‘dream come true’ during Milan shows
Taylor Swift performed two shows for her 'favourite crowds ever' in Milan as part of her 'Eras Tour'
Mother has a favourite child, and it’s the 75k-plus crowd during the Eras Tour shows in Milan.
After wrapping up her two-night stint at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy, on July 13 and 14, the international pop sensation, 34, took to her Instagram to pen a sweet note for her “favourite crowds ever.”
“WOW. MILAN,” Swift began in the caption.
“Those were truly 2 of my favourite crowds ever,” she declared.
The Grammy-winner further gushed over the Italian city’s incredible hospitality and energy.
“The passion and generosity you showed us… it was a dream come true to perform for you,” she expressed, concluding her post with, “Grazi millie!!” which translates to “thank you very much.”
The multi-Grammy-winner’s heartfelt caption accompanied a carousel post of stunning photographs from the concerts, starting with a wide shot of the stadium, showcasing the massive crowd.
Swift’s Milan shows weren’t short of memorable moments. On July 13, she once again fell victim to a bug that flew into her mouth, causing her to start coughing during the secret songs segment.
She also wowed the crowd by debuting new outfits, including a stunning Roberto Cavalli minidress for the Fearless era.
For the Tortured Poets Department era, Swift dazzled in a revamped Vivienne Westwood dress, featuring lyrics to Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me? instead of the usual Fortnight.
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