Taylor Swift Throws Concert for Foster and Adopted Kids
Taylor held a surprise concert for thousands of foster and adopted children.
It looks like Taylor Swift is kicking off her Reputation Tour with a lot of love. Although the “old Taylor is dead,” the new Taylor is still as generous as ever.
Just a couple of days before the start of her tour, the “End Game” singer decided to end her rehearsals with a surprise concert for over 2,000 foster and adopted children. Kids were welcomed to the University of Phoenix Stadium with free candy and water. Screaming kids and families filled half of the stadium as they sang along to tunes from the pop star’s newest album.
The crowd was amazed and grateful for Taylor kindheartedness and thought their great luck ended there. But Taylor personally came out to greet some of the families. An excited attendee thanks the pop diva for “an amazing night.”
The singer’s generosity continued after the concert when she learned of the misfortune of an 8-year-old fan who was unable to come out to see her. Isabella McCune missed out on this great opportunity while in the hospital for a fire burn that happened on St. Patrick’s Day. Because Isabella could not come see Taylor, Taylor went to visit her in the hospital and surprised her with a gift.
Taylor Swift’s Reputation Tour is set to kick off May 8, 2018, in Glendale, AZ. You rock, Taylor.
