A Couple Got Engaged At Taylor Swift's Concert, And Poor T-Swift Felt Like a "Third Wheel"

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From Cosmopolitan

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Five years ago, twentysomething Swifties Anthony and Stephanie attended their very first Taylor Swift concert. On Friday night in Philadelphia, they returned for another show (part of T-Swift's "Reputation" tour), this time with meet and greet access.

Also, Anthony had a plan, as he'd laid out anonymously on a very media-savvy "PHILADELPHIA SWIFT PROPOSAL" Twitter account over the past month- yes, the Twitter handle sort of gives the game away but that's why he kept it anonymous!

As T-Swift recounted later in an Instagram of the moment, the couple walked into the meet and greet, told her a little about themselves - specifically that the Red Tour served as the ~first spark~ for their relationship - and then, yes, Anthony dropped to one knee! Look at the photos:

And wait, in particular, look at this one and T-Swift's hashtag, because it's a peak T-Swift moment:

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Stephanie said yes. FYI. In subsequent tweets, Anthony added that Swift called him "a baller," and told the couple to "go get married." But, presumably, after the show? And after time for Swift's PR team to get in touch and coordinate a wedding date that fits her schedule, so she can show up and catch the bouquet etc. etc.

As it happens, song #17 on T-Swift's concert setlist is her old-school hit "Should've Said No." Hopefully she cut that from the show last night, then?

Fun fact: Anthony and Stephanie aren't even the first couple to get engaged during one of Swift's Reputation tour concerts. Just last month in London, a proposal moment happened mid-show (though, sure, Swift wasn't there to witness it first hand on that occasion):

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In conclusion, everyone sing the chorus now, "Romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone / I'll be waiting, all that's left to do is run..."

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