Taylor Swift forced to change Eras Tour costume after battling freezing Scottish winds during sold out Edinburgh gigs
TAYLOR Swift found out about a cruel summer in Scotland when she was forced to wear gloves on stage.
The Love Story singer, 34, halted her second sold-out Murrayfield Stadium gig as the chilly Edinburgh Saturday night took its toll.
She wore black gloves as her three-and-a-half-hour show headed towards its acoustic section in which she plays guitar and piano.
The star had learned her lesson from the night before when she told fans: “My hand is frozen in a weird cramp.
"This has never happened before. I’m really sorry,”
She then proceeded to massage her palm to get the blood flowing.
In another sign the Scottish weather is causing problems, two of her dancers had to support each other to stop them being blown off stage.
The buff men, wearing butterfly-style wings on their backs, were spotted holding each other up as high winds whipped across the stadium.
Fans have also noticed that a forest of Christmas trees — which emerge underneath the stage as part of the section of the show based on Taylor’s lockdown albums Folklore and Evermore — have been removed.
Taylor will return to the stage on Thursday — when she kicks off three shows at Liverpool’s Anfield stadium.