Kyle Sandilands confirms Taylor Swift is in Australia despite rumours she flew to the US to pick up boyfriend Travis Kelce: ‘She’s definitely here!’

Kyle Sandilands has quashed rumors that Taylor Swift has left Australia to pick up her boyfriend Travis Kelce,

“I was in the harbor on a big boat and she went by,” the 52-year-old radio shock jock told KIIS FM’s Will & Woody on Monday.

The captain said, “Oh, there’s a superyacht coming, but the transponder is turned off, that’s illegal, you can’t do that,” he added.

Kyle speculated that the superyacht crew may have turned off the transponder “because they had all these crazies following them.”

“I was on the other boat with the Idol top 12 and I thought I was the king of the harbor and then Taylor drives by,” he continued.

“So I said, ‘Okay, the party’s over, take us back to the docks. She’s definitely there. What a boss!’ Kyle added.

Kyle Sandilands has quashed rumors that Taylor Swift has left Australia to pick up her boyfriend Travis Kelce

“I was in the harbor on a big boat and she went by,” the 52-year-old radio shock jock told KIIS FM’s Will & Woody on Monday. Pictured: Kyle Sandilands

It comes as the secret way the Anti-Hero hitmaker takes to the stage to perform on her Australian tour has been revealed.

One fan posted a video to Instagram on Friday from Swift’s show in Melbourne, showing the pop star being pushed to the side of the stage in a cleaning cart.

After stopping at a black tent, the Shake It Off hitmaker can be seen leaving the cart before walking up a flight of stairs in her costume.

“I was on the other boat with the Idol top 12 and I thought I was the king of the harbor and then Taylor drives by,” he continued.

“So I said, ‘Okay, the party’s over, take us back to the docks. She’s definitely there. What a boss!’ Kyle added

“Yes, it’s true… Taylor steps out of the ‘Cleaning Cart’ night 1 in Melbourne!” the fan captioned the post.

Swift was also spotted emerging from a large cart during her concert in Texas, with one concertgoer sharing footage of the moment she was pushed around to TikTok.

The pop star took to the stage just after 7pm on Friday evening for the first show of her Australian leg of the tour in front of a dazzling crowd of 96,000 concertgoers.

She shot inside Sydney on Monday ahead of her four-day concert at Accor Stadium this week.

But Swifties are now worried the megastar might not even make it to the stage thanks to Harbor City’s extreme weather.

It comes as the secret way the Anti-Hero hitmaker takes to the stage to perform on her Australian tour has been revealed

The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for heavy rain, damaging winds and large hailstones for much of NSW on Friday and Saturday. putting a question mark over Swift’s first and second shows in Sydney.

According to the Accor Stadium website, “events will go ahead rain, hail or shine,” unless the safety of the visitors and the artist is at risk.

This gives organizers the opportunity to make last-minute adjustments to Swift’s shows depending on the severity of the weather.

A fan posted a video to Instagram on Friday from Swift’s Melbourne show, showing the pop star being pushed to the side of the stage in a cleaning cart

Concerned fans have speculated on Reddit whether these shows will be canceled or postponed. One of them wrote: ‘Since it’s at Accor Stadium and they have a rain policy, any chance will be canceled if the weather is bad.’

“I see a LOT of people freaking out when they do that,” the user added.

“I would say the only reason for cancellation would be lightning. No one wants TayTay to die at an outdoor concert in Sydney!’ another wrote.

‘It’s with Accor, so it’s not completely covered. She has performed in the rain before, so it would have to be very heavy rain and lightning for her to postpone the performance. I think she only postponed two shows on this tour,” someone else surmised.

The pop star took to the stage just after 7pm on Friday evening for the first show of her Australian leg of the tour in front of a dazzling crowd of 96,000 concertgoers.

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