The Eras Tour by American singer Taylor Swift has attracted widespread attention throughout the year, not only from music fans but also from prominent figures in various fields, from politicians and athletes to members of royal families.

Justin Trudeau's appearance at Taylor Swift's concert

The tour witnessed a notable moment when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attended a concert held in Toronto last Friday. A video that quickly spread on social media captured Trudeau's enthusiasm, as he was seen dancing excitedly to Taylor's songs and singing along, especially to the song "You Don't Own Me." Trudeau wore bracelets with Swift's name on them, adding a further touch of warmth to the occasion.

Prince William celebrates with his family

Earlier this year, Prince William attended a concert in London as part of the tour to celebrate his birthday, accompanied by his son Prince George and daughter Princess Charlotte. The prince was seen letting loose and dancing to the song "Shake It Off." Taylor also shared a selfie with the royal family and American football player Travis Kelce, posting a cheerful comment expressing her gratitude for that night.

The tour nears its end

As the historic tour approaches its conclusion, Swift has 4 performances left, with the final one in Vancouver, Canada on December 8. The tour, which started in March 2023, has achieved significant success in terms of attendance and ticket sales, becoming the talk of the world throughout the year.

Why the controversy over attendance at the concert?

Despite the celebratory atmosphere, Trudeau's attendance sparked some criticism, especially due to the concert coinciding with riots in Montreal, leading his opponents to question his priorities as Prime Minister.