On Thursday, Taylor Swift caught up with her friend and collaborator Ed Sheeran in New York City after wrapping up the North American leg of her Eras Tour.

Throughout the years, the pair has collaborated on several songs. They dined at the exclusive Zero Bond club.

As they exited the celebrity hotspot, security guards flanked them, and they left separately.

Swift, 33, stepped out in a rust-colored dress featuring a flowing satin skirt, exuding her signature style.

Her dirty blonde hair was styled in a braid, and she paired her outfit with black platform loafers that complemented her purse.

On Thursday, Taylor Swift reunited with her close friend and collaborator Ed Sheeran in New York City.

The “Anti-Hero” singer dazzled in gold jewelry and carried a Louis Vuitton purse slung across her slender frame. She made her way to a chauffeured SUV parked right outside the venue.

Meanwhile, Sheeran, 32, opted for a casual look in a white T-shirt and black skinny jeans. He kept most of his ginger hair concealed under a baseball cap and wore a necklace tucked beneath his shirt collar. As he walked down the street, he sported Jordan 1 Retro High OG Washed Black sneakers.

Despite Sheeran asking for a ride, Swift was spotted heading in the opposite direction with his security team.

Before her brief hiatus, Swift played six sold-out shows at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, marking the end of the first two legs of her Eras Tour in North America. Approximately 500,000 fans and numerous A-list celebrities attended the back-to-back performances.

The tour kicked off in March in Glendale, Arizona, and was originally set to conclude on August 9 in Los Angeles. However, additional shows in the U.S. and Canada are planned for next year.

Swift will head to South America at the end of the month, performing in Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil until November.

This reunion comes shortly after Sheeran revealed he hasn’t collaborated with Swift on her re-recorded songs. During an appearance on Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM podcast, he mentioned that they haven’t discussed re-recording their 2017 single “End Game” for a future release. He noted, “Taylor’s Version of 1989 is the next one coming out.”

Cohen also inquired if Sheeran planned to attend Swift and Beyoncé’s concerts, which coincide with his Subtract Tour. Sheeran expressed interest in attending one of the Eras Tour shows, appreciating the uniqueness of each artist’s performance: “I like how each person’s show is so unique to them,” he said.