Prince William and his kids have a blast at Taylor Swift's Wembley gig
Prince William celebrated his 42nd birthday on Friday. On the same day in the United Kingdom, Taylor Swift also had a concert. The son of King Charles III took his children, and they all had a blast at the American singer's concert. Did they have fun?
Prince William celebrated his 42nd birthday on Friday. On the same day in the United Kingdom, Taylor Swift also had a concert. The son of King Charles III took his children, and they were all having a blast at the American singer's concert. Did they have fun?
The concert tour Taylor Swift titled "The Eras Tour" is in full swing. Her current stop is the United Kingdom.
On Friday, 21 June, Taylor Swift kicked off a three-day concert marathon at the famous Wembley Stadium. The arena was packed with the singer's fans on the first day alone. It's no secret that the 34-year-old has also captured the hearts of notable individuals. Not long ago, Iga Świątek enjoyed one of her concerts, and during Friday's concert in London, members of the royal family could be seen in the audience.
Prince William goes wild at Taylor Swift's concert
According to information from the "Daily Mail" service, Prince William enjoyed Friday's Taylor Swift concert with three of his children. Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis accompanied him at the event. Social media is already buzzing with photos and videos of members of the royal family letting loose to the concert's vibes. It's worth noting that the Prince of Wales also had his 42nd birthday on this day.
The monarch's son and his children were not the only members of the British royal family who attended Wembley Stadium on Friday. The British tabloid reports that Princess Anne's daughter, Zara Tindall, and her husband graced the American singer's tour with their presence. The royal family's fondness for the 34-year-old singer was also evident upon her arrival on the Isles when the British Army's military band performed "Shake It Off," one of Taylor Swift's biggest hits. Coverage of this event can also be found online.
