Hugh Grant and Travis Kelce Get Totally Wasted at Taylor Swift Concert! Shocking Details!

Even though his daughter is a bigger fan of Taylor Swift, actor Hugh Grant still enjoyed their experience at Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

The famous actor from “Notting Hill” was present at the second of the eight shows Swift performed at Wembley Stadium in London during the summer. He joined fellow actors Rachel Zegler and Tom Cruise in one of the most energetic VIP sections of the tour in June. (Prince William was in attendance the previous night.)

Grant, who is the star of the upcoming A24 horror film “Heretic”, got in touch with Swift’s team because his daughter is a huge fan of the “Fortnight” singer, as he shared with NME in an interview published on Tuesday.

“I reached out, and to my surprise, they said, ‘Sure, come over,’ ” he shared.

While his daughter and her friend were enthusiastically dancing to every song, Grant found company in Swift’s boyfriend, NFL tight end Travis Kelce. Together with a few others who Grant assumed were rappers, they enjoyed tequila shots and had a great time.

“Dear @taylorswift13, You put on an amazing show, have a fantastic and very hospitable team, and a wonderful, if tall, boyfriend,” Grant posted on Twitter the next day. “Thank you so much from a grateful Londoner, his wife, and an excited 8-year-old.”

Swift responded: “As a long-time fan of Hugh Grant this tweet is significant to me.”

Recalling her “extremely kind” response, Grant told NME that the “Miss Americana” star, with her three-hour, multi-million-dollar production, puts on a “fantastic show.”

Certainly, Swift seems to stay composed even when dealing with wardrobe issues and stage glitches.

During her third and final show on Sunday night in New Orleans, the Grammy-winning artist was performing her song “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” when the stage’s shiny silver platform, known as the “Tayoomba,” suddenly stopped moving. (The mechanism usually moves around during the performance, with Swift energetically dancing on it).

Swift handled the situation gracefully, continuing to dance and sing down the runway as her dancers followed. She went on to perform “Down Bad” — another song from her April album “The Tortured Poets Department” — without the platform for the first time ever.

However, the stage malfunction was not the most dramatic part of Swift’s New Orleans performance. On Saturday night, the billionaire artist welcomed former opening act Sabrina Carpenter to the stage to perform a medley of her songs “Espresso” and “Please Please Please” along with Swift’s own “Is It Over Now? (Taylor’s Version).”

After her standout appearance, Carpenter thanked Swift on Instagram, “thank you for staying up late, thank you for being a singer and thank you for having me” — naming her pop mentor’s stage the “only one I’d ever want to see on a day off.”

Carpenter “had a single rest day from her very demanding tour schedule,” Swift shared on Instagram on Tuesday. “Her show is physically intense and spectacular, and she could’ve been resting during her time off.”

Yet, the former Disney Channel star made the effort to give fans a surprise they didn’t anticipate. “She’s as genuine as they come and I’m so grateful she did that for us,” Swift said, attaching a photo of them together on the stage.

The Eras Tour of Swift is set to continue on Nov. 1 in Indianapolis, the final U.S. city in the schedule, and will officially end in December in Vancouver.