Gracie Abrams Spend a little time to congratulate friends at her latest concert Taylor Swift In her participation Travis Kelce.
Abrams, 25, stopped on Tuesday, August 26 The Secret of a Journey to the United States Stop at the World Trade Center in Mexico City, yelled at 35-year-old Swift, and then performed the duo “We”.
“I think we should give our close congratulations to Taylor, who is not here Lens Posted on social media, aroused warm applause from the audience.
“I feel like I’m with us tonight because of this song,” Abrams continued, encouraging audiences to sing Swift’s role while performing “We.”
Swift and Kells, also 35 years old Announced their engagement There was a sweet Instagram post Tuesday. A large picture released by the couple shows the moment Kelce proposed to Swift, designed by Kindred Lubeck by Artifex Fine Jewelry. “Your English teacher and your physical education teacher are getting married,” their post captioned.
Abrams is a certified Swiftie Journey to the times As the opening ceremony. The two later recorded “We” for Abrams’ second studio album Our Secret.
In early August, Abrams Journey to the times.
“Many of us know each other’s reasons didn’t make me lose Journey to the times She was in Taylor’s case and I felt like I missed that experience forever,” she said at a concert in Inglewood, California. “I think maybe you guys are missing the same thing, too. I want to sing this song with you and if you have 10 minutes I will always wish I had written it. ”
November 2024, Swift Celebrate the duo Nominated for Best Pop Duo/Team Performance in Grammys. Toronto stops on her Journey to the times“When the nomination comes out, you can’t even imagine it, like the phone call between the two of us, we see that song nominated. It’s just screaming. It’s not even words, it’s just pickyness for the whole phone.”
other Congratulations to Swift and Kyles stars Included at their upcoming wedding Charlie Puss,,,,, Benson Boone and Reese Witherspoon.
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