Taylor Swift encounters stage problem during her Eras tour in Dublin

Taylor Swift performs on stage during the Eras Tour on June 28 at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland.

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Taylor Swift experienced a stage malfunction during the final leg of her Eras tour.

While performing at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland, Swift sang “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived,” by The Department of Tortured Poets, as she stood on a platform with several individual levels. All the different levels were supposed to slide slowly towards the interior of the stage. However, the one Swift was standing on got stuck, according to videos taken by fans and posted to social media.

One of Swift’s backup dancers, who was on another part of the platform during the performance, noticed the malfunction and approached to help Swift get off. This was all done with great grace and she continued to sing without missing a beat. According to Peoplethe dancer who helped Swift was Jan Ravnik.

Watch the moment here and here.

Swift is currently on the European leg of her wildly successful Eras tour. She made headlines last week when her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, made a surprise appearance during her London performance.

The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback took the stage during a performance of “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.” Wearing a tuxedo and sparkly top hat, he picked Swift up and carried her for his outfit change. He also powdered his face, made a move and gave a big smile as he left the stage.