Taylor Swift steals the show at 'Toy Story 5' premiere with double surprise
The popstar called 'Toy Story 5' a 'masterpiece' at LA premiere
Taylor Swift's fans are over the moon as the singer gave a double surprise at the Toy Story 5 Los Angeles premiere.
On Tuesday, June 9, the pop star made a surprise appearance at the premiere and also delighted the audience at the Dolby Theater by performing a piano version of her new song, I Knew It, I Knew You, from the movie.
But the surprise did not end here, she also joined Randy Newman on the stage to perform his song, You’ve Got a Friend In Me, which is also part of the movie.
Moreover, she walked down the red carpet donning a sparkling off-the-shoulder corset dress but later changed into a butter yellow long dress for her performance on stage.
The Life of a Showgirl artist also gushed over the movie while interacting with the audience.
While calling Toy Story a "masterpiece," via Variety, she said, “It means the world to me to be a small part of the universe of these films. Toy Story 5 is my favorite of all the Toy Storys. I’m so lucky that I get to be a part of this.”
She continued, “I want to thank all of the creators at Disney and Pixar for all the work they put into this film. It’s insanely beautiful and it’s a masterpiece."
“We’re so lucky to get to have this film out. Your work is amazing and I hope you’re all so proud of yourselves if you’re in this room and you worked on this film. Thank you so much," Taylor added.
Toy Story 5 is all set to hit theaters on June 19.
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