Taylor Swift has clearly found her favourite hotspot in Sydney after being spotted back at Sydney Zoo for a second day in a row, this time with her boyfriend in tow.
With four shows in Sydney, starting Friday night, the star has been joined by her Super Bowl champion boyfriend Travis Kelce, who arrived on private jet on Thursday morning.
The loved-up couple wasted no time hitting the sights.
Swift was spotted out for the first time yesterday while trying to be incognito at the zoo.
The Australian wildlife clearly made an impression on the singer, this time she bringing Kelce along for their very own “private tour”.
According to Channel 9, the loved-up couple were seen hand feeding some of the kangaroos and snapping selfies as they wandered around looking at the sights together.
Swift, who is believed to be staying at a luxurious penthouse at Crown Towers, has ventured out a few times since arriving in Sydney.
She was seen having dinner with her supporting act, Sabrina Carpenter, at an Italian restaurant in Surry Hills on Tuesday night. Swift reportedly declined to book out the whole restaurant, Pellegrino 2000, meaning she enjoyed her evening alongside stunned fellow customers.
Naturally, word of her presence spread quickly, and hordes of her fans were to be found waiting outside the restaurant as the famous duo exited later in the evening.
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On Wednesday, Swift visited Accor Stadium – the city’s Olympics stadium – to conduct a sound check before travelling to Sydney Zoo, in the western Sydney suburb of Bungarribee, near Mt Druitt, for her first visit to the venue.
Meanwhile, Swift fans seeing the superstar in Sydney this weekend were given a stark weather warning on Thursday ahead of the shows.
Frustratingly for concert-goers, “heavy hail” is expected to rain down on Swift and her fans on Friday night. Showers and storms are predicted across the east of the state with possible high-end severe storms for Sydney, Blue Mountains, Central Coast, and Illawarra where giant hail, locally destructive winds are possible as well as heavy rain, according to NSW Incident Alerts.
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