Bill Clinton admits “I finally understand the Taylor Swift hype” as he attends the Toronto show with Hillary and his granddaughter

Former President Bill Clinton is now officially a Swiftie. Clinton attended the superstar’s Eras Tour in Toronto with Hillary, her granddaughter Charlotte and friends and admitted he’s now feeling the “hype” surrounding the 34-year-old Grammy winner. The 78-year-old gushed about Swift’s unmatched energy as he performed non-stop for three hours and was amazed as he watched the children sing without missing a beat or word.

Bill Clinton raves about attending Taylor Swift’s concert

Among the high-profile attendees who joined Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour on its final leg – including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau – former President Bill Clinton made a memorable appearance with his family at Toronto’s Rogers Center last weekend. As Clinton reflected on the electrifying three-and-a-half hour experience during an interview on “Live with Kelly and Mark,” she couldn’t help but praise the pop sensation for her perseverance and dedication.

A video shared during the show showed the politician grooving in a VIP suite while Swift performed her 2008 classic, You Belong with Me. “I understand it now,” he said. “I mean, I understand why she has such an influence on people and why a lot of these young girls are so fascinated,” Clinton told the talk show host.

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“She’s not like a lot of people who do concerts,” he continued. “She did more than three hours at a time. I mean, straight through! She just kept singing the songs and getting on with it, which I think is a very respectful thing to do to the audience.” He was particularly thrilled to see the younger audience members, including Charlotte, reciting each lyric with pure joy.

When asked if the girls had asked him to pull some strings for a backstage meet-and-greet, Clinton laughed and said they hadn’t even tried — and joked about the long haul that took was necessary to traverse such a huge venue. “Actually, that wasn’t the case, and I probably couldn’t have,” he said with a laugh. “We didn’t do that either, but the venues are so big that you have to walk across a football field to get backstage.”

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Taylor Swift gets emotional before the final leg of the Eras Tour

The TTPD singer broke down in tears on Saturday night, November 23, as thunderous applause filled the Toronto arena for her performance of Champagne Problems. “Toronto, we’re at the very end of this tour. So when you do this, you have no idea how much it means to me and my…” Swift said during her sixth and final sold-out show in Toronto. before turning away from the crowd as tears welled up in her eyes.

“This tour… I don’t even know what to say anymore. “That was…uh, I’m just having a little moment, so…” she continued. “It’s not even the last show!” Swift joked, adding, “My band, my crew, all my fellow artists – we’ve put so much of our lives into this. And you spent so much of your life with us tonight and gave us this moment that we will never forget.

Travis Kelce’s father, Ed Kelce, was spotted at the concert exchanging friendship bracelets with fans and headlining the VIP section alongside Swift’s mother Andrea. Taylor Swift ended her hugely successful Eras tour in Canada with a warm welcome from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The tour, which began in March 2023, is scheduled to end in Vancouver in December.