Taylor Swift‘s first show in London received great acclaim. So are BTS photos of the event. Prince William graciously attended the ceremony with his children Prince George, 10, and Princess Charlotte, 9. And more! Prince William was getting away with it at Taylor Swift’s first The Eras Tour concert on Friday. It was Prince William’s 42nd birthday and Taylor has now posted a birthday message for the ‘M8 prince’.Overall, fans can’t keep calm over the back-to-back photos from the Royals and Taylor. There was also Taylor Swift’s American football player boyfriend, Travis Kelce.
A video of Prince William dancing to Taylor’s song “Shake it off” has gone viral. Courtesy of avid Swiftie, who must also be a Royals fan.

Confirmation that the viral video is indeed of the Prince came from Kensington Palace’s official X account, which posted a selfie of Taylor Swift with the Prince and the children. “Thank you @taylorswift13
For a great evening! #LondonTSTheErastour,” read the post.

Other VIP attendees at the sold-out event included Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer, supermodel Cara Delevingne and Bridgerton actress Nicola Coughlan.
Sir Keir shared a photo of himself embracing wife Victoria with thousands of enthusiastic fans in the background with the caption: “‘Swift’ campaign pitstop.”
It was Taylor Swift’s three-hour set and it was completely sold out. “You make me feel like I’m playing my sold-out debut show at Wembley Stadium on The Eras Tour tonight,” Swift said. “What better way to spend a Friday night than in the most exciting city in the world? What’s there?” There are 88,446 people in this stadium today,” he said, three hours before the roller-coaster that saw Taylor interrupted four times for security reasons and many fans fainting.
Taylor received a royal welcome in London during the Changing of the Guard’s Shake it Off performance at Buckingham Palace. “I can’t stop, I won’t stop,” the royal family posted a video of the performance.
London turns into Swiftie
On the occasion of Taylor Swift’s show, Transport for London has unveiled a new map of the London Underground network, which replaces the names of regular stations and lines with references to Swift’s music. Posting a photo on his old Twitter account X, TfL wrote: “Going out tonight by the way. Introduction to the Tube Chart (Taylor Version)”.