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“The Show MUST Go On!”- Singer Taylor Swift Pulls Out Her ‘Barbie’ Move After Breaking Her Heel While Performing Live On Stage


Taylor Swift wants the world to know that no matter what’s happening in your life, the show must go on.

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The diva channeled total Barbie vibes while carrying out her performances on stage for the grand Eras Tour and while she did suffer a major mishap with the star breaking her heel, she refused to stop mid-way and make a huge deal about it. 

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Instead, the stunning songstress opted to smile, rip the bottom of her bejeweled Christian Louboutin boot off, and then toss that around in the crowd before she started to sing her favorite Lover song again.

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Her fans in Brazil went wild and cheered out loudly, calling the star an absolute sport and making the most of the conditions that were being thrown in her direction.

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The show’s starting certainly was not what she and her team had imagined with two fans dying due to drastic weather conditions that made it suffocating for plenty of people to breathe. 

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But this new video showing the star carrying out a stellar balancing act and making the most of her situation was certainly one that many felt deserved a round of applause. 

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Thousands of concertgoers in the audience began to yell out her name while another video showed the Cruel Summer singer trying to balance, despite it being a very difficult endeavor. 

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Many recalled how the reflexes of the singer were very much like what they had seen in the film Barbie and seeing Swift carry on with the same broken shoe and balance using her tippy toe before deciding to finally make that wardrobe change meant big business.

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One fan tweeted on X how Swift was the ultimate real-live Barbie and she gave actress Margot Robbie a run for her money who enacted a similar performance on screen while walking with an arched foot. 

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