Sharon Osbourne enthusiastically showed her support for an unconventional Presidential candidate as she arrived for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert on Saturday.
The 71-year-old reality TV star attended Swift’s performance at Wembley Stadium, wearing a sweater that humorously suggested Taylor Swift should become President of the United States.
Returning to her native England with her husband Ozzy after many years in the US, Osbourne appeared in high spirits as she awaited Swift’s performance during the final UK dates of the Eras Tour.
Despite recently admitting to losing “too much weight” due to taking Ozempic, Sharon sported her iconic red hairstyle and an array of jewelry while chatting with a friend who was sipping on a glass of wine.
Opting not to take sides between Trump or Harris for the upcoming election, Osbourne cheerfully posed in her provocative white sweater.
The global pop sensation Swift, who had earlier performed in Wembley this year, is wrapping up her European tour dates this weekend.
Sharon Osbourne (Photo: Getty Images)
Fans had speculated that Post Malone, who featured on Swift’s track “Fortnight,” might join her on stage on Friday after noticing promotional symbols linked to their music video.
This theory was further fueled when Swift shared a photo of herself with Malone, whose real name is Austin Richard Post, on her Instagram Stories shortly before the show.
Additionally, on Friday, Taylor Swift thrilled fans by debuting a dazzling new bodysuit during the second show of her London run. Known for her array of colorful bodysuits throughout the Eras Tour, Swift revealed a Zuhair Murad outfit in honor of her 2023 album Midnights.
The bodysuit, adorned with sparkly moons, showcased her toned legs and was complemented by a feathery blue jacket, making her look sensational as she performed.
Swift’s diverse range of bodysuits has become a hallmark of her tour, with the new suit being a notable addition.
Fans speculated that the dark blue suit might hint at an upcoming announcement regarding Reputation (Taylor’s Version), following her re-recording of her previous albums after Scooter Braun’s acquisition of her original label, Big Machine Label Group.
