Taylor Swift has been spotted exploring the zoo in the western Sydney suburb of Bungarribee, near Mt Druitt.
The global pop sensation was accompanied by members of her entourage, including some of her backup dancers while touring the section of native Australian animals.
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Dressed casually in a pair of sneakers, T-shirt, denim skirt, and sunglasses, Swift appeared relaxed as she interacted with the wildlife and enjoyed the serene surroundings of the zoo.
Swift, who has been captivating audiences with her performances across Australia, had four days off between her Melbourne and Sydney shows.
While she primarily stayed within the confines of her luxurious penthouse at Crown Towers in Melbourne, her time in Sydney has been marked by a series of public outings.
The singer-songwriter was seen on Tuesday night enjoying dinner with her supporting act, Sabrina Carpenter, at an Italian restaurant in Surry Hills.
On Wednesday, Swift visited Accor Stadium, Sydney’s renowned Olympics stadium, for a sound check before visiting Sydney Zoo.
Later in the evening, she was spotted arriving for dinner at Nobu, a popular Japanese restaurant located within Sydney’s Crown Towers.
Despite her low-key attire during the zoo visit, she was reportedly dressed in a stylish high-necked gown for the evening meal.
According to The Daily Telegraph, fellow diners near her private dining room heard laughter and even caught snippets of singing Happy Birthday.
However, amidst the excitement of her surprise outings, fans are expressing concerns about the potential impact of severe weather on Swift’s upcoming Sydney shows.
With the Bureau of Meteorology issuing a severe thunderstorm warning for Friday and Saturday, there are fears that at least one of Swift’s scheduled performances may face cancellation or delay.
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