Below are details of how Taylor Swift Supports Cara Delevingne at Her Cabaret Production in London After Madrid Eras Tour Shows

Delevingne is finishing up a months-long run as Sally Bowles in the London production of the musical at the Kit Kat Club. Taylor Swift shows up for her friends!

The megastar, 34, stepped out to support her longtime pal Cara Delevingne as she nears the end of a months-long run in Cabaret in London. On Friday, May 31, Swift stopped by London’s Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre in the West End to see Delevingne, 31, as she took on the role of club singer Sally Bowles, made famous by Liza Minnelli in 1972’s Cabaret.

Swifties began buzzing that Swift had visited London to see Delevingne earlier on Friday, and following the show, the Kit Kat Club’s head of marketing, Arthur Jones, confirmed the rumors in a post on X (formerly Twitter). “Taylor Swift?? Was supporting Cara Delevingne?? At Cabaret?? TONIGHT??!!” one fan asked, to which Jones replied: “Can confirm. A special night.”

Another fan followed up to ask whether the “Anti-Hero” singer stayed for the full performance, and Jones answered simply: “👍.” Delevingne first took on the theater role on March 11, making her one of many Sally Bowles to take the stage since Rebecca Frecknall and Tom Hughes’ award-winning production of Cabaret opened in London in 2021. The Carnival Row star is set to finish her run in the show on Saturday, June 1, according to the Kit Kat Club’s website.

Swift and Delevingne have been friends for years, and have often been spotted hanging out together. Earlier this year, in January, Delevingne attended a Kansas City Chiefs game in Buffalo, New York, as Swift cheered on her boyfriend, Travis Kelce. The pair watched the football action from a suite at Highmark Stadium with Travis’ mom Donna Kelce, dad Ed Kelce, older brother Jason Kelce and Jason’s wife, Kylie Kelce. After the Eras Tour performer began her romance with Travis last year, Delevingne shared her support for the couple, telling E! News at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix: “I’m so, so happy for her.”