Sweet moment Taylor Swift’s mum Andrea gives live streamer a special gold bracelet at star’s epic last London show on the Eras Tour

This is the special moment Taylor Swift’s mother Andrea gave her special gold bracelet to a livestreamer during her final show in London on Tuesday night.

The 34-year-old Cruel Summer singer took to the stage at Wembley for her last of eight performances, performing all of her hits.

And her parents Andrea and Scott were there in the audience to cheer her on and had some fun interactions with the fans.

Andrea, 66, exchanged friendship bracelets with a fan in her VIP area, a tradition at Taylor concerts.

But one fan got a big surprise when he received a special gold bracelet from Andrea in exchange for a beaded friendship bracelet.

It was some kind of chain bracelet with the letters TTPD on it – for Taylor’s last album, called The Tortured Poets Department.

A video from the livestreamer of the sweet moment was quickly posted to Twitter and shared by Swifties.

Someone reposted the clip and captioned it, “Andrea just gave her TTPD bracelet to a fan in exchange for the friendship bracelet he gave her.”

Taylor did not disappoint and went all out for her eighth show at Wembley in London and the final show of the European leg of the Eras tour.

The Anti Hero singer treated her fans to iconic duets and never-before-played surprise songs during her performance on Tuesday evening.

As the dazzling concert came to an end, the star said enthusiastically: ‘London, I’ve just had a fantastic, unforgettable evening with you.

‘Thank you for joining us on the last night of the European leg of the Eras tour.’

And with 92,000 fans packed into the stadium, the fans went wild when the star was joined on stage by Florence Welch for a duet of their hit Florida!!! from Taylor’s most recent album The Tortured Poets Department.

Fans screamed out of the stadium when the first few bars of the song, before Florence showed up to celebrate the singer’s first performance of the song on tour.

While the singer is known for saving the songs that aren’t on the usual setlist for the “Surprise” portion of the show, she appears to be making an exception for this special occasion.

And even after the concert, the star continued to spoil her fans with the music video for her hit I Can Do It With A Broken Heart from her latest album.

The video was released at 11pm UK time, just half an hour after the show at Wembley ended. The video shows a behind-the-scenes look at the Eras Tour, with Taylor climbing into her famous box before being ushered into her spot beneath the stage for her grand entrance.

Meanwhile, Florence wasn’t the only guest on Tuesday night, as later in the show, during the surprise segment, the star brought along her best friend and producer Jack Antonoff.

While Taylor raved about the privilege of “working with her best friend,” the crowd went wild when Jack took the stage.

The duo then played the songs Death By A Thousand Cuts from her album Lover and Getaway Car from Reputation together on guitar.

It may have been the last performance at Wembley, but it was also a night of firsts, with Taylor fittingly singing So Long London as the final surprise track from her latest album The Tortured Poets Department.

And as she closed the show, she said enthusiastically, “Thank you for the memories that we will cherish for the rest of our lives.”

But despite the night full of surprises, fans appear to have been wrong when they predicted that the singer would announce the re-recording of her album Reputation, better known as Rep TV (Taylor’s Version).

Swifties were convinced the superstar would make the big announcement after During her shows in London in August she discovered important clues.

However, instead of Rep TV, they got a new music video, though the star gave no clues about a release date during the show.

The Grammy Award-winning singer also made history on Tuesday night when she revealed she is the first solo artist to visit Wembley eight times during one tour.

She made an impressive announcement when she opened the show, She started with her Lover era and as usual she greeted the enthusiastic audience and told them it was an ‘honor’ to welcome them on the tour.

She then said she had been able to achieve this milestone thanks to the support of her fans, telling the screaming crowd: ‘You have made me the first solo artist to play Wembley eight times in one tour!’

The audience applauded loudly when she played her next song: Lover.

The star is also She is reportedly filming a documentary that will tell the story of her record-breaking Eras Tour.