Taylor Swift Shared Emotional Reaction To 'Eras Tour' Friendship Bracelets

Taylor Swift may be in the middle of the final shows for her groundbreaking Eras Tour, but that doesn't mean the meaningful moments are coming to an end!

The pop sensation recently returned to the stage after a quick hiatus, performing with Gracie Abrams in New Orleans on Friday night. The duo is playing three nights at the Caesars Superdome.

Last night, the "Holy Ground" singer shared a special moment with her beloved Swifties fanbase, thanking them for having a hand in crafting an integral part of the tour's legacy.

Nostalgia for the tour seemed to already be in the air in New Orleans last night when Swift found herself in a reflective mood. The "Snow On The Beach" singer took a second to recognize Swifties for their gigantic role in crafting (literally) the Eras Tour's legacy.

Swift acknowledged the beloved beaded bracelets that Swifties have created and traded with one another. The bracelets have become associated with the tour's image, thus becoming linked to the singer.

Opening up about what the Eras Tour friendship bracelets have meant to her, the 34-year-old told the New Orleans audience, "You’ve created traditions. You’ve created this mass movement of joy every time we play a show. And it makes me so proud, it really does," she said, per People.

The Eras Tour's beaded legacy stood out to the pop star, as she went on to explain to her New Orleans-based Swifties.

"I just showed up one day and you guys were trading friendship bracelets and I was like, ‘that’s cool’ — and now there is a giant friendship bracelet on the outside of this stadium," she explained as she referenced the Ceasers Superdome. According to the aforementioned publication, there was a friendship bracelet on display outside.

The moment was caught on video by a fan and shared on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.

Last year, Swifties were able to relive their favorite moments of The Eras Tour when the epic concert was released on film, and now Swift-devotees can remember those enchanting moments in book form.

Swift recently announced a commemorative photo book, featuring highlights of the tour, which will be released exclusively at Target stores next month. The book will feature hundreds of photos and feature her own personal touches.

Swift called the tour "The most wonderous experience" in the book's Instagram announcement, and expressed the book will contain many magical memories.

The book will contain over 500 photos on 256 pages.

Swifties were in for a shock last Saturday night when their girl turned the clock back to incorporate a beloved older song into the show's staple melody of surprise songs.

The calendar was briefly taken back to 2008 when Swift sang "White Horse" and paired it with "loml," a track from her most recent album, "Tortured Poets Department."

The juxtaposition of songs about heartbreak and true love played well against the story of Swift's off-stage personal life; the star's romance with NFL titan Travis Kelce has inspired headlines and generated excitement for her fans.

The duo have been together for over a year, with the "Love Story" singer regularly attending the Kansas City Chiefs tight end's games.

Fans were in for a treat last week when Olivia Benson, Swift's beloved feline, made an appearance in an Instagram reel!

Olivia's mama took the little lady out to look at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida. The duo surveyed their surroundings while "WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME," the collab between GloRilla and Sexyy Red, played in the background.

The moment was also shared with TikTok, generating excitement with fans before the final show of the landmark tour ends in December.