Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are spotted showing their support for Sadie Sink’s new play in London. The high-profile couple is stationed in London at the moment ahead of their summer wedding. Notably, Sink has been starring in the London production of Romeo & Juliet since March this year.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce give standing ovation to Sadie Sink
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce cheered enthusiastically for Sadie Sink at her London play. The couple was spotted attending Romeo & Juliet, starring the Spider-Man star, at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Sink is currently making her West End debut as Juliet opposite Noah Jupe. Notably, she previously headlined Swift’s Grammy-winning All Too Well: The Short Film.
In a video shared by the singer’s fan page, Swift and Kelce gave Sink a standing ovation at the end of the play. The video was taken by someone sitting behind the couple, but based on their body frames, it is easy to deduce that it is Swift and Kelce.
Sink had previously gushed over the “Opalite” crooner in an interview with Bustle. The Stranger Things star said, “She’s been such a huge part of my life. If a song of hers reminded me of a character, I would use it to get into a role. She had always been a little voice in my head, so it was super surreal… It was amazing that she recognized that in me somehow, that I would understand the song, the message, the story she was trying to tell.”
Not only that, Swift and Kelce were spotted at London’s hotspot, Gymkhana, alongside British cinematographer Rina Yang. Interestingly, Yang collaborated with Swift on All Too Well: The Short Film, which also starred Sink (via PEOPLE). The couple has kept their wedding details private and has not issued any comment about it. However, fans are happy to see them enjoy their courtship phase and the fact that Swift showed up to support Sink.
One fan commented, “omg taysadie is alive and strong!!!” A second fan wrote, “The queen supporting the princess, oh we have to cheer.” A third fan penned, “SADIE & TAYLOR YESSSSS.” A fourth fan chimed in, “Imagine being in that play and realizing Taylor just boosted your audience numbers.”
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
