Swift’s Eras Tour continues to summon people from all walks of life as she performed in London

Taylor Swift dominated London by taking to the 90000 all-seater Wembley Stadium to smash another instalment of her record-breaking Eras Tour, but it’s not only her Swifties that lost their mind on July 22 in the United Kingdom as some of Hollywood’s biggest names loved her gig.

A-listers such as Tom Cruise, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis and, of course, her boyfriend Travis Kelce, headed to the venue in the heart of Great Britain to watch the 34-year-old serve up another excellent performance.

Travis Kelce, Tom Cruise and Ashton Kutcher go wild dancing to Shake It Off

Cruise, the star of the Mission: Impossible and Top Gun series, was spotted signing autographs and exchanging bracelets at the venue, before being ushered in by his security detail, just days after he was reported to have missed his daughter’s graduation as the pair continue to remain estranged.

But Swift’s favorite guest in attendance would have been her boyfriend as they begin to close in on one year together as the Kansas City Chiefs‘ ace appeared at Wembley for the second night in a row after vowing to support her in London.

As Cruise and the NFL icon hung out in the hospitality areas, they were not the only Hollywood aces there as they were also joined by Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, whilst Greta Gerwig, who directed the Barbie movie that dominated last summer, also crossed the Atlantic to support the pop megastar.

Taylor Swift slams haters at Wembley

Swift, often cited as a model celebrity in regard to her persona and conduct, had a flash of anger at the amount of haters using her name to get some attention as she slammed them in front of the adoring crowd at Wembley.

The All Too Well singer has been criticized in recent months for her impact on the NFL and her constant re-releases of her albums, both of which are said to be taking attention away from other teams/other artists so she can retain the limelight for longer.

But she’s fed up with that and sent them a message before performing a diss-track thought to be about Kim Kardashian at the start of her gig,

“It really makes me think about how every time someone talks s**t,” Swift said, addressing the sold-out crowd. “It just makes me work even harder, and it makes me even tougher.

“So, it also makes me incredibly thankful for those people.”