‘Pink is your colour’ cry Tommy Bowe fans as he rocks ‘iconic’ outfit for Taylor Swift’s Aviva Stadium gig
IRELAND AM star Tommy Bowe left his fans in stitches as he rocked an "iconic" outfit for Taylor Swift's concert.
The former rugby player was one of the many celebrities who attended the pop star's gig in The Aviva Stadium.
Tommy took to his Instagram after the show to share a snap of himself at the concert.
The popular presenter was all smiles as he posed for a picture in front of the stage.
He held a drink in one hand and threw his other hand up in the air for the snap.
Tommy was sporting a white tee paired with a red and navy print shirt and he even decided to accessorize his outfit for the occasion
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The Monaghan native wore a pink fur cowboy hat and a pair of pink heart shaped sunglasses that read "Eras Tour".
And fans were left in stitches as they rushed to the comment section to poke fun at the Virgin Media presenter.
Paula said: "Looking real well Tommy. Pink is your colour for sure. Enjoy."
Phil joked: "Pink hat suits you."
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Ursula wrote: "Pinks your colour Tommy."
Rebecca commented: "Iconic."
Another added: "Brilliant."
The Ireland AM hosts were recently left speechless after a "picturesque" painting segment turned into a "disaster" on air.
Popular co-hosts Muireann O'Connell, Tommy Bowe and Alan Hughes were back on screens for another fun-filled show.
However, the TV hosts were left with no words when an outdoor painting segment took an unfortunate turn.
Tommy introduced presenter Deric Hartigan who was "braving" the weather at Howth Pier, where a group of painters from Dublin Art Classes were taking part in an outdoor paint class.
As Deric appeared on the screen he agreed with Tommy as he said: "Braving the elements is right, the wind is hitting here and the rain is pouring down, but it's all about painting here."
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In the background, a very grey, stormy pier could be seen along with a dozen painters trying to get through their outdoor class with the wind blowing in their faces.
As Deric approached the art teacher, Catherine, she hilariously remarked that the painters were getting "great effects" on their canvases with the weather.
Catherine then revealed that she had to put a weight on her Easel so that he canvas wouldn't blow away.
Deric then moved on to another painter who's picture had "completely washed away" with the weather.
They both bursted into fits of laughter as he said: "Evelyn you're beautiful painting is gone".
As the interview's continued, the camera began to get hit with the heavy rain causing the screen to go blurry.
Another woman revealed that she had "a helper holding an umbrella" to make sure her paint wouldn't run off her canvas with the rain.