Taylor Swift Eras tour RECAP: Superstar singer dazzles Wembley with third sold-out show that saw her boyfriend Travis Kelce dance with her on stage

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Travis Kelce shocked fans as he joined Taylor Swift onstage at a sold-out Wembley this evening - in front of the likes of Fleabag's Andrew Scott and Sir Paul McCartney.

It is the first time the pair have taken to the stage together, after officially announcing their relationship on Instagram on Friday evening.

The couple have never featured on each other's social media accounts until Taylor posted an adorable photo of herself and Travis posing with the Prince of Wales and his two children - Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Dave Grohl blasted Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, suggesting the singer doesn't sing live, while on stage in London last night.

The Foo Fighters frontman took a swipe at the pop queen, dubbing her sellout tour the 'errors' tour while quipping that his band 'actually play live'.

While performing at the London Stadium, he referred to Swift while she was playing the same night on the other side of the capital in Wembley - to boos from some fans.

Taylor and Gracie Abrams have graced the stage together to sing a duet of 'us'. The song was released just two days ago.

Gracie was seen singing and playing the piano, with Taylor accompanying on guitar.

PaulMcCartney has been spotted dancing with young fans during 'But Daddy I Love Him'.

A group of Swifties have been spotted taking inspiration from Taylor Swift's choreography for her song 'willow'.

The group of young fans were filmed dancing together at the back of the stadium tonight.

Taylor received a five-minute non-stop standing ovation from the Wembley audience tonight.

She told the crowd it was an 'unforgettable moment' for herself and her band.

The claps came after the artist sang Champagne Problems from her Evermore album.

She appeared overwhelmed by London's response.

Taylor Swift has told her Wembley audience tonight that her Folklore and Evermore albums represent the 'calendar year'.

The sister albums, which were written at the same time, represent the seasons of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.

Taylor is pictured here singing during Champagne Problems from the Evermore album.

Taylor wore a stunning, sparkling lilac dress for her 'Enchanted' number which is from the Speak Now 2010 album.

Fleabag duo Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Andrew Scott have been spotted dancing to Love Story at Taylor's show tonight.

The pair, who appeared in the BBC hit series Fleabag together — which was written by Waller-Bridge — have been spotted dancing in the crowd at tonight's concert.

Actor Hugh Grant posted a thank you message to Taylor Swift earlier today, thanking her for an 'incredible show'.

The Notting Hill and Bridget Jones actor attended the show with his wife and his eight-year-old daughter.

He also thanked her for having an 'excellent gigantic boyfriend' referring to American footballer Travis Kelce.

Representing her discography in 11 eras, Taylor will perform songs from her albums - new and old.

Wearing a sparkling golden dress, the singer has started with her Fearless album, originally released in 2008 and re-released in 2021.

Notable songs include Love Story and You Belong With Me.

In a speech at the start of the concert, the singer gushed: 'I'm lookin at 89,000 people!'

Taylor's parents Scott, 72, and Andrea, 66, are supporting their daughter at tonight's Wembley concert.

The singer's parents are as popular amongst Swifties as the singer herself and have played an instrumental part in her career.

Read about them here:

The 34-year-old singer starts her three-hour long setlist with Cruel Summer.

A countdown clock has appeared on-screen. Taylor should be on stage in the next few minutes.

Another tell-tale sign that Taylor will be onstage soon is when Lady Gaga's hit song Applause starts to play.

The song has started filling the stadium and fans have gone feral.

Eagle-eyed fans, who call themselves Swifties, have noticed that the Tortured Poets Department singer is transported from her dressing room to the main stage in a cleaning cart.

The cleaning cart has just arrived to the Wembley stage... so Taylor will be onstage very soon.

Swifties are in good mood ahead of tonight's show in the capital, which is the final in a sold-out three-night run in the UK's largest venue.

But she will be back soon enough, with the 34-year-old set to play five more dates at Wembley in mid-August.

Taylor Swift fans have said they are convinced that the superstar is going to make a huge announcement during her third night at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

Supporters of Taylor, 34, have been guessing when she is going to announce the re-recording of her album Reputation - referred to as Rep TV (Taylor's Version).

And people are convinced that tonight's show will be when she announces the album.

Her recent shows have seen complaints of glitching happening on the screen behind her as she performs.

But fans have suspected that this is a build-up to the announcement, when they anticipate the screen will glitch and go completely black.

Read about what Swifties think will happen tonight here:

Prince William enjoyed Swift's hit song Shake It Off on Friday night, as he was spotted boogeying along to the track from his private suite.

Will the Swifties be able to match his energy at tonight's concert?

Taylor attracts fans from all over the world - over four million tickets have been sold for the Eras Tour.

But what familiar faces consider themselves Swifties?

At Swift's first show in London, the Prince of Wales and his children Prince George and Princess Charlotte attended the glitzy concert.

Thr royal children must have been embarassed when Prince William started 'dad dancing' to Swift's hit song Shake It Off...

Also at the show was supermodel turned actress Cara Delevinge and Bridgerton starlet Nicola Coughlan.

Arriving at yesterday's show, fans spotted Tom Cruise in the VIP tent alongside British hearthrob Hugh Grant - whose chosen concert snack was carrots.

Who will be in attendance at night three?

Rock band Paramore have taken to the Wembley stage as Taylor's opening act, treating fans to hit songs such as Still Into You and Hard Times.

American singer Benson Boone, 21, warmed up the stage before them.

Who else has opened for Taylor Swift? Read about it here:

Thousands of Swifties have descended upon Wembley Stadium ahead of the singer's third perfomance in London as part of her sell-out Eras Tour.

Decked out in cowboy hats, sparkling bodysuits and even wedding dresses, these fans are hard to miss.

Good evening and welcome to MailOnline's live coverage of Taylor Swift's third night at Wembley as thousands of Swifties descend on London.

It comes after the star took one of the most iconic pop-culture selfies of all time - posing up next to Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte as the delighted royals shared a moment with the singer.

The heir even went viral with his enthusiastic dad dancing from the stands.