Taylor Swift has hit the town in Sydney, with the singer spotted out for dinner in Surry Hills with Sabrina Carpenter.
The pop superstar and the former Disney Channel starlet, who is Swift’s The Eras Tour support act in Melbourne and Sydney, were reportedly seen arriving for dinner at Pellegrino 2000 about 7pm.
Just a few short hours later, they were captured on camera leaving the Italian restaurant together as fans cheered.
Watch the video above.
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Swift, who is rumoured to make $5 million in profits each show in Australia before counting the merch sales, certainly didn’t break the bank at the self-described “neighbourhood trattoria” – which opened last year – where mains will set you back between $20 and $55 each.
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However, it is rumoured the billionaire performer is staying at the two-level Presidential Villa at Crown Sydney, which is priced at $40,000 a night.
Most fans won’t care where the singer is staying, instead just happily counting down to her first Sydney shows since her Reputation tour in 2018.
There’s also the focus on where Swift’s private jet is – with reports it has been tracked flying to Hawaii, where it may pick up her boyfriend, NFL star Travis Kelce.
The Super Bowl winner’s dad hinted during an interview on Today that his son is set to join the singer in Sydney, where she’ll perform four shows later this week.
“Well, look, we spoke after the Super Bowl, and I asked him, ‘Are you going to take off for Sydney?’ and he seemed keen,” Ed Kelce told hosts Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo on Tuesday morning.
“He said he’d really like to see Sydney and Singapore, but he wasn’t sure because he has commitments. He is at a celebrity charity golf outing today, which, I think, is in Las Vegas.”
Travis himself hinted on his NFL podcast, New Heights, that he’d be travelling overseas shortly, saying he would “venture to an island real soon”, but didn’t reveal any further details.
Swift will take to the stage at Accor Stadium in Sydney on February 23, 24, 25 and 26 before heading to Singapore for six shows.
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The Love Story singer kicked off her Australian The Eras Tour concert dates last Friday in Melbourne, where she played for 96,000 people, making it the biggest concert of her career to-date.
The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) crowd attendance also broke another record, previously set by Lady Gaga‘s 2022 The Chromatica Ball tour in France.
Swift now has the global record of biggest female concert of the decade.
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