At Taylor Swift’s most recent stop on the Eras Tour in Germany on Friday night, Anne Hathaway had a great time. She had just finished shooting a movie there.
She was seen dancing the night away at the 34-year-old pop star’s Veltins Arena show in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. The actor from “The Devil Wears Prada,” who is 41 years old, performed.
From a VIP area, videos on X showed the siren dancing to songs like “Ready for It,” “Shake It Off,” and “Blank Space.”
She was wearing cream-colored shorts and a gray top that fit close to her body under a white shirt that she wore open.
Anne shared a short video clip from the show on Instagram on Saturday morning, calling Taylor “strong” and “fearless.”
The mother of two wrote, “Thank you amazing, moving, strong, brave @taylorswift!!!” A huge thank you to the amazing Eras crew!!! The best picture-wrap party ever.
Anne and her son gave out snacks to fans at the show. Anne and her husband Adam Shulman have two boys, Jonathan, eight, and Jack, four.
A fan named Julia wrote on X, “Did not think I would be spending #GelsenkirchenTSTheErasTour in front of Anne Hathaway and her family.”
“She was so sweet; she was dancing and taking pictures with us, and her son came over to bring us snacks from their stash and trade bracelets with us,” she said.
Swift has been on tour for more than a year, and in December, the last show of her foreign trip will be.
Taylor played his third and last show in Gelsenkirchen on Friday. The next time you’ll see her is on July 23 in Hamburg.
After her latest record, The Tortured Poets Department, came out in the spring, the global star added a new segment to her highly regarded show.
“We started planning this surprise for you about eight or nine months ago,” she said during a show in Paris. “When we got “two months off” of the Eras Tour, we really didn’t take any time off at all.”
“We went straight back to practicing.” “I’d like to give it up for my crew, my dancers, and my band,” she said as the music stopped.
The eleventh studio record by Taylor was released on April 19. It is called The Tortured Poets Department. She changed her set list so that six songs were swapped with new songs from TTPD.
In May, designer Christian Louboutin said that he made more than 250 pairs of shoes for the show. Each pair of shoes costs about $1,000.
If you’re making shoes for performers, the 61-year-old shoe designer told Vogue, “It’s better to start with a very large number of styles that will end up in a selection of designs that seem best for the stage.”
He also came up with 60 new pairs of shoes for the pop star to wear on her popular European tour.
It was made with hundreds of strass crystals, and Louboutin said, “I’ve learned a few magic tricks to make sure the silhouette still looks great while shoes are 100% easy to perform in.”