Taylor Swift Postpones Saturday Show in Rio In Wake Of Fan Death

Taylor Swift‘s fans have started a petition to make it law for venues to offer free water at all gigs, following the death of a fan at a recent ‘Eras’ tour show in Rio de Janeiro.Ana Clara Benevides died after suffering a cardiac arrest while attending Swift’s show in Rio de Janeiro last month. She was aged just 23.

Taylor Swift‘s longtime publicist Tree Paine took a rare move into the public spotlight last night to slap back at a claim by Instagram gossip account Deuxmoi that the Eras Tour star and former beau Joe Alwyn had some sort of non-legal marriage or commitment ceremony several years ago.

Taylor Swift has shared a statement on social media thanking her fans and touring crew after wrapping up her final ‘Eras’ tour concert of the year.Yesterday night (November 28), Swift took to X (formerly Twitter) to thank her Brazilian fans for their support over six concerts in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, going on to also thank her crew for their hard work.“Bringing a tour to Brazil has been something I’ve dreamt of for years, and those fans blew my expectations away. We’ve officially wrapped up the 2023 Eras Tour and we got to end the year with 6 shows in Rio and São Paulo, with the most magical crowds,” Taylor Swift wrote.Bringing a tour to Brazil has been something I’ve dreamt of for years, and those fans blew my expectations away.

Ana Clara Benevides after learning that the 23-year-old Taylor Swift’s fan died from extreme heat at an Eras Tour show in Rio de Janeiro. A week after her untimely departure, the singer extended her condolences to the family by inviting them to her concert in São Paulo.A photo circulating on social media shows Benevides’ family standing next to Taylor while wearing matching T-shirts featuring Ana Clara’s face.A foto inteira de Taylor Swift com o pai, a melhor amiga e os familiares de Ana Clara Benevides.

uploaded to X (formerly Twitter), the family can be seen gathered in the VIP area of Allianz Parque stadium wearing T-shirts with Benevides’ face printed on them. As The Post previously reported, Benevides, 23, suffered cardiac arrest while waiting for the “Lavender Haze” singer to perform in Rio de Janeiro.

Taylor Swift has met up with the family of Ana Clara Benevides – the fan who tragically died at one of her recent concerts.The moment took place as the pop star went to see the family members of the late fan shortly before her concert in São Paulo, Brazil yesterday (November 26) – the latest in her ongoing ‘Eras’ South American tour dates.Benevides died after suffering a cardiac arrest while attending Swift’s show in Rio de Janeiro earlier this month. She was aged just 23.

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Taylor Swift suffered an onstage wardrobe malfunction when her Christian Louboutin boots broke in the middle of her show, forcing the Grammy winner to walk like a Barbie. The incident occurred early in Swift’s Monday night show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.In a video posted to X (formerly Twitter), the “Bad Blood” songstress can be seen doing her best impersonation of Margot Robbie in “Barbie” as she hobbles around the stage. Robbie, who starred as the iconic Mattel doll in the blockbuster movie, drew tons of online attention after a trailer showed the 33-year-old actress walking on the balls of her feet just like the doll.

Travis Kelce‘s girlfriend Taylor Swift can’t make it to his Monday Night Football game tonight (November 20) against the Philadelphia Eagles because she had an unexpected concert to perform after her Eras tour postponement over the weekend.

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The father of Ana Clara Benevides Machado, the Taylor Swift fan who tragically died at the singer’s concert in Brazil, is speaking out.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Taylor Swift did not offer an introduction to “Bigger Than the Whole Sky” when she performed it as a surprise song at her concert Sunday night in Rio de Janeiro. But she didn’t have to — fans implicitly understood her live premiere of the number, arguably the most wrenchingly emotional song in her catalog, as a tribute to Ana Clara Benevides Machado, who died after attending Swift’s previous show at the stadium.Full video of Taylor performing Biggen Than The Whole Sky (right in front of my face like wow) #RioTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/q5rNYixG1z Swift had previously expressed her sorrow over the fan’s death in a social media post, and had written that “I’m not going to be able to speak about this from stage because I feel overwhelmed by grief when I even try to talk about it.” But, clearly, she wanted to sing about that which she could not talk about.

accidental death of a fan. Swift, 33, seemingly paid tribute to Ana Clara Benevides by singing “Bigger Than the Whole Sky” off her 2022 album “Midnights” during a torrential downpour at Estádio Nilton Santos in Brazil.

Taylor Swift played ‘Bigger Than The Whole Sky’ live for the first time at the second show of the ‘Eras’ tour in Rio de Janeiro – check it out below.The song comes from Swift’s 2022 album ‘Midnights’ and received its live debut during the staple ‘surprise song’ segment of the three-hour show at the Estádio Nilton Santos in Brazil last night (November 19).The other deep cut performed during the ‘surprise song section’ was ‘Dancing With Our Hands Tied’ from ‘Reputation’, which per Setlist.fm was played for the first time since 2018.Check out the live debut of ‘Bigger Than The Whole Sky’ below.

Taylor Swift was seen fighting back tears on stage during her Eras Tour after the tragic deaths of two young fans.The pop star was visibly upset as she performed a piano ballad at her show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, expressing her deep sadness over the loss. Ahead of Friday's concert, Ana Benevides, 23, passed away from cardiac arrest due to extreme heat at Estadio Olimpico Nilton Santos, with the venue originally refusing to hand out water to the concertgoers.

Taylor Swift has returned to the stage following an emotional weekend in Rio de Janeiro.

Taylor Swift was given a special welcome in Rio de Janeiro on Thursday (November 16) when the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue was lit up to honour her arrival.The personalised projection incorporated images and symbols associated with Swift’s career, including a bow and arrow, in tribute to her song ‘The Archer’, and a scarf that recalls the ‘Red’ song ‘All Too Well’.The statue was also adorned in a giant white shirt bearing the names of Brazil’s states, in reference to the shirt Swift wears in the video for ‘You Belong With Me’, which was covered in the names of her school friends.

Taylor Swift has been forced to cancel today’s (November 18) show in Rio de Janeiro due to extreme heat. The announcement comes in the wake of the tragic news that a fan died yesterday (November 17) before her previous show in the city. Writing on Instagram, Swift said: “I’m writing this from my dressing room in the stadium.

Taylor Swift has announced she is postponing the second of her Eras Tour concerts in Brazil following the tragic death of a fan in the crowd.The 33-year-old was due to play a second night at Estádio Nilton Santos in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, on Saturday night, but has made the decision to postpone the show due to "extreme temperatures" which saw a fan suffer a cardiac arrest and sadly pass away during Friday night's concert.Taking to Instagram, Taylor wrote to her 276million followers: "I'm writing this from my dressing room in the stadium.The decision has been made to postpone tonight's show due to the extreme temperatures in Rio. "The safety and well-being of my fans, fellow performers, and crew has to and always will come first." It is not yet known if a third show at the stadium, currently scheduled to take place on Sunday night, will go ahead.The announcement comes hours after the singer reacted to the news of 23-year-old fan Ana Clara Benevides' death.

Taylor Swift is making a tough call.