Prince William celebrated his birthday by taking his children to see Taylor Swift perform at Wembley.
The Prince of Wales was spotted doing his best dad dance moves at the concert as he celebrated his 42nd birthday amid a crowd of Swifties.
Footage captured by a fellow fan shows the future King, dressed casually in a buttoned-down shirt, getting into the music whilst Swift’s 2014 hit Shake it Off played.
The post adds: "Prince William being a 1989 girlie is taking me OUT."
Prince William was spotted dancing at a Taylor Swift concert on his 42nd birthdayX/Kensington Palace Other royal fans praised William for his dance moves, one wrote: "Loving the enthusiasm! Taylor really is for everyone. Haha!!", whilst a second said: "He’s a Prince but he’s a King for that."
The outing is understood to have been arranged as a special present for his two eldest children, who are understood to be huge fans of the American pop star.
It was the first London show as part of her sell-out Era tour. She will perform again tonight and tomorrow at Wembley Stadium, before returning to the capital in August for an additional five shows at the 90,000-capacity venue.
Prince William and his two eldest children beamed for a photo with the pop superstar, as they posed for a selfie after the concert.
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Swift took a selfie with the royals after her first sell-out Wembley show
Sharing an official photo of the snap on social media, Kensington Palace thanked the popstar for a "great evening".
Swift's NFL boyfriend Travis Kelce was also in the selfie with Prince William, George, 10, and Charlotte, 9.
The evening was a star-studded affair, with socialite Cara Delevingne and actress Salma Hayek being in attendance. Fellow royals Zara and Mike Tindall were also spotted.
Meanwhile, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer revealed himself to be a Swiftie when he posted a photo of himself and his wife in attendance, with the caption: "Swift campaign pit stop."
A new image taken by the Princess of Wales has been released to mark William's 42nd birthdayKensington PalaceYesterday, the military band at Buckingham Palace performed a rendition of Swift’s hit Shake It Off and titled it Changing of the Guard (Taylor’s Version).
The Royal Family posted the video on social media to officially celebrate the pop star's arrival and captioned it: "Can't stop, won't stop groovin'.” Hours later, Prince William would be spotted dancing the night away to that very same song.
In a touching message on social media, Princess Kate shared a new photo of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis with their father to mark his birthday.
In the picture, the Prince of Wales is holding hands with his children as they jump on a beach in Norfolk.
The princess captioned the photo: "Happy birthday Papa, we all love you so much! Cx."
