So I think that you'll see, you absolutely are main characters in this film because that's what made the tour magical. Create picture-perfect moments as you strike a pose next to your favourite artist, making memories that will last a lifetime. This cardboard cutout is manufactured from an unofficial image independently licensed and implies no endorsement by the celebrity. Crafted from durable cardboard, it's perfect for parties, bedrooms, or themed events, instantly adding star power to your space.

Speaking to the Manchester Evening News, Red, who has since moved out and relocated to Sheffield, said: "I first met Tram Taylor back in 2017 when she was left behind at a club night at The Leadmill in Sheffield where I work.A video making the rounds on social media shows a Swiftie bringing a cardboard cutout of the Kansas City Chiefs tight end and Swift's rumored boyfriend to a movie theater Friday night in Cincinnati. days: North Coast NSW, Inland/Country NSW, Country Tasmania, Country South Australia, Wide Bay/Northern Queensland to Cairns.

Independence Day is a time to gather with friends and family, proudly displaying your patriotism and celebrating the spirit of freedom. It made us want to add even more shows and just keep doing the tour and I think that I just have never felt this way about anything.

And let me just say, like my fellow performers on the stage, the dancers, the band, my backing vocalists, they would go out on stage every single night -- in sickness or in health, in any weather conditions we would face, regardless of what was going on in our lives -- we pranced on that stage grinning because of what met us on the other side, and that was you. This is a core memory for me," she told the crowd in theater two, noting that they were "stuck" with her as she'd be watching the film with them. Taylor Swift Cardboard Cutout cutouts come folded with easel attached for quick storage, transportation and setup when decorating your nextTaylor Swift Cardboard Cutout themed party or event.

Near to the Castlefield flat, a new Taylor cut-out has popped up in the front window of a home in Liverpool Road, a passing fan spotted.It will be auctioned off with proceeds going to the Mermaids charity, which supports transgender, nonbinary and gender diverse children and young people, giving one lucky person a chance to hold on to some Manchester heritage. The cardboard figure has been a fond and familiar sight to thousands travelling through Cornbrook on the Metrolink for six years, but its future was thrown into jeopardy last year when the tenant of the apartment, comedian Red Redmond, announced they were moving to Sheffield.

Not only is Tram Taylor now being sold off to the highest bidder in an auction - she has now been joined by another cut-out elsewhere in the city. The Tram Taylor auction will be going live in April with Adam Partridge, with all proceeds being donated to Mermaids. Appropriately named 'Tram Taylor' became a fixture for Metrolink passengers travelling from Cornbrook to the city centre for years. Father's Day is just around the corner, providing the perfect opportunity to express gratitude and honor the father figures in our lives. Capture the essence of Taylor Swift's mesmerising stage presence and bring it right into your own home with our stunning lifesize cardboard cutout.Setup multipleTaylor Swift Cardboard Cutout cutouts to create an amazing photo opportunity that will have even the adults lining up and asking how you did it. Manchester's original 'Tram Taylor' - a life-size cardboard cut-out of pop sensation Taylor Swift is to be sold at auction, with proceeds donated to charity. Taylor Swift has an enormous and passionate fan base, known as Swifties, who are known for their unwavering dedication to their idol. Following the tragic murder of Brianna Ghey and the increased hostility towards the transgender community I believe it is more important than ever that we show visible and public support for the transgender community. Previous tenant Red said that a clause was added to the tenancy agreement insisting 'she should stay'.