Taylor Swift was spotted with a fan at Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Florida Panthers and the Edmonton Oilers. Swift’s sweet interaction with the fan who wanted to take a photo with her went viral. Swifties praised how the Grammy-winning pop sensation also paid a genuine compliment to the fan.
Taylor Swift interacts with fan at Stanley Cup final
A Taylor Swift fan made lifetime memories at the NHL’s Stanley Cup finals while posing with the “Maroon” crooner. In a viral video, fans saw T-Swizzle taking a selfie with a fan. Swift helps the fan to take the picture by taking the phone camera in her hand, saying, “I got really long arms.”
She also notices the fan’s Midnight cardigan (official Taylor Swift merch) and asks her to flaunt it for the camera. Later, the singer also waves to her friends and talks to other game attendees. On one person’s request, the “Down Bad” hitmaker called Travis Kelce.
The viral video and Swift’s wholesome interaction with fans have gained praise on social media. An X (formerly Twitter) user commented, “Taylor met a fan, praised her cardigan, took pics, greeted others, and sweetly called Travis over for everyone!”
Another fan chimed in, saying, “Taylor’s kindness is just next-level—so genuine and sweet!” A third fan wrote, “The way she always patiently takes photos with the fans and treats them like her friends—such a sweet person.”
Meanwhile, fans also got to see a glimpse of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s chemistry as the duo continued their spontaneous conversations while watching the match. One Swiftie swooned, “Taylor & Travis living their best life.” Another user posted, “I’ve missed seeing her and them together so much. Glad we got a glimpse of their night out together.”
In other news, Swift recently launched her summer merch of 2025 on her official website. The singer’s previous merch mostly included cardigans, sweatshirts, and t-shirts. So a complete summer collection has promoted a frenzy in the Swiftie universe.
The overall summer collection of Taylor Swift includes a 1989-themed open-knit sweater, which is priced at $65. Some of the other items include t-shirts (of various albums), poplin shorts, a game towel, and more.
Originally reported by Arpita Adhya on ComingSoon.
