See Taylor Swift’s selfie with Prince William and her kids

As Swiftmania swept London in anticipation of Taylor Swift’s London Eras tour, the royal family also had some fun by scoring the hottest ticket in town. Prince William and his children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, were seen dancing to Swiftie classics like “Shake It Off” during the show on Friday, June 21 — and it’s safe to say the fan-girling is went both ways. After Swift’s three-hour performance, she welcomed the Windsors backstage to take a selfie with her.

While Swift recently sang “So Long” in London, the “Cruel Summer” singer seemed to have fond memories of the Brits as she took photos with Prince William and his children after her Wembley Stadium show. Swift, who met William in 2013, could be seen beaming as she took a selfie next to Princess Charlotte, 9, who wore her hair in braids and was dressed in a sequinned pink shirt. Behind his sister, Prince George, 10, stood before a smiling Prince William, who looked like the ultimate Swiftie. Swift wore a black blazer with sparkly pinstripes and her signature red lip.

The Prince and Princess of Wales’ Instagram account shared a BTS photo from the moment, captioned: “Thank you @taylorswift for a great night! #LondonTSTheErastour.”

The “Karma” singer took the opportunity to celebrate Prince William’s 42nd birthday — and throw her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, hard — by sharing her own selfie on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter).

“Happy birthday M8! London shows are off to a great start,” she captioned the photo, which showed Swift next to the three royals and the Kansas City Chiefs star, who wore a green button-down shirt olive and a United States Olympic baseball cap.

Swift and William’s reunion was the first since the duo delivered a truly iconic performance of “Livin’ on a Prayer” with Jon Bon Jovi at the Centrepoint gala dinner in 2013. Although neither duo had held at the London show (at least publicly), the prince had fun letting loose during “Shake It Off” – which might be William’s favorite Swift song, as the royal family shared a video on X of the the Buckingham Palace military orchestra performing the 1989 song for his birthday.