Taylor Swift seemingly wipes snot on outfit during chilly Eras tour performance-Josie Copson-Entertainment – Metro

Taylor Swift kept things moving (Picture: David Fisher/Shutterstock)

Taylor Swift is learning the downsides of the UK weather if the latest video from her Eras tour is anything to go by.

In a clip captured by a fan, the 34-year-old American singer wipes her nose while striding forward on stage during an Edinburgh performance.

As her hand returns to her side, there appears to be some kind of fluid hanging off her finger.

Ever the professional, she then light touches her green skirt with the same hand, potentially in a bid to get rid of whatever it was.

8JackSzn who posted the video, jokingly wrote alongside the clip: ‘The UK weather really got our Tay Tay.’

The comments section was filled with fans, who appreciate the ‘human moment’.

‘I love these kind of videos of her cause it reminds is that she’s just like us! Tay tay I love you even more!!!!’ wrote Venezia Yu.

Nini Hansen remarked: ‘Omg she is human.’

‘She’s human lol, she doesn’t have a tissue on stage, what is she supposed to do?’ asked Janelle Lohner.

Fans pointed out she’s only human (Picture: David Fisher/Shutterstock)

In a separate video, Taylor, this time in a different costume of a black jumpsuit, which only covered one leg, once again touches her nose and then immediately wipes her hand.

Fan XCrystine, who shared the moment on TikTok, heaped praise on Taylor for managing to brave the 8 Celsius temperature, and called her ‘grace personified’.

The open-air Murrayfield Stadium may have provided a slight challenge for Taylor, but she managed to keep the crowds thoroughly entertained over the two nights.

The unseasonably cold weather isn’t the only curveball Taylor has contended with during her sold-out concerts.

Taylor chose to stop singing but continued to play the guitar in Scotland after she realised a fan was in distress.

‘Need help right in front of me, right in front of me please,’ she announced.

‘She’s right in front of me, just gonna keep playing until we notice where it is, right, right there. I’m just gonna keep playing ’til somebody helps them, then I’m going to keep singing the song.’

The Eras tour has been eventful (Picture: Gareth Cattermole/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)

Once the fan was given assistance, she launched back into the song. However, later she only again needed to pause after getting a cramp in her hand.

Also on the June 7 performance, two fans got engaged, and earlier in the year, an attendee began having contractions but in a true testament to her love for the artist, she ‘danced through the pain’. It’s all happening at Taylor’s gigs!

Metro.co.uk’s reporter and lifelong Swiftie Danni Scott was one of the 70,000 people present for the first UK date, and described it as ‘feeling like a religious experience’. 

‘I’m not ashamed to say I cried multiple times,’ she reflected.

‘The entirety of Edinburgh was buzzing as Swiftiemania took over.’

Swifties have praised the performances (Picture: Gareth Cattermole/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)

Taylor has braved the weather in her tour costumes (Picture: David Fisher/Shutterstock)

Devoted fans didn’t let a little thing like not having a ticket stop them from getting involved either. Instead, they gathered around the stadium with picnic blankets and danced to the music.

Taylor may want to invest in some kind of sparkly coat as her UK visits continue this month with stops in Liverpool, Cardiff, London, and Dublin.

She will then return once again to the UK in August after completing more gigs across Europe and will perform five more times at Wembley Stadium before heading to Canada in November after a break. Hopefully, it will have brightened up a little bit by then!

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