TAYLOR SWIFT IS JOINED BY MAREN MORRIS TO SING DUET YOU ALL OVER ME

Taylor Swift gave a special surprise to her fans by bringing country singer, Maren Morris, onto the stage to sing their duet, You All Over Me, on Saturday during her Eras Tour stop in Chicago. 

The Grammy winner, 33, who recently announced Latin America tour dates to kick off her international trek, excitedly welcomed The Bones hitmaker, also 33, to join her to perform the song live for the first time together. 

The two previously recorded the vault track which was released on Fearless (Taylor's Version) in April 2021. 

Swift was effortlessly stylish in a long, layered green dress with sparkling embellishments while Morris opted for zebra-striped pants and a fitted, white tank top. 

Maren shared a clip on both her own TikTok and Instagram accounts that captured the moment Taylor had introduced her to sing the duet. 

'We are so lucky, Chicago, so very lucky,' Taylor teased the crowd, causing an eruption of excitement and cheering. 'Because not only did that artist say yes, to sing on that song with me, Maren Morris is actually here.' 

The songstress then gushed to Maren once she was on stage next to her, 'She's one of my favorite artists. I just cannot wait to watch everything she does for the rest of her career. Everything she does is so thoughtful, and so brilliant.' 

'You're one of the best songwriters ever, and you're gonna sing with your beautiful voice for us now,' Swift added, before diving into the track.  

A separate video uploaded onto Twitter by a concertgoer showed another snippet of the thrilling moment. At one point, Taylor admitted to both Morris and the audience that she was rather uncertain about the success of her re-recorded albums.

'It was so nice and so generous of you to lend your voice to the very first re-recording I had,' the Anti-Hero hitmaker expressed, adding, 'because nobody knew if this was going to be, like, a success or a very embarrassing project.' 

The CMA winner also cut in, and stated, 'It’s one of my favorite records, so it was an honor to be on it and it was also during Covid, so it was weird times,' with Taylor cutting in to quickly thank Maren once again. 

Despite initial worries, Fearless (Taylor's Version) quickly became a success, and was the first re-recorded album to jump to the number one spot on the Billboard 200 chart while also becoming the second best-selling country record for 2021. 

Morris then recalled previously joining Swift onstage during her 2018 Reputation tour, where the two sang the song titled, The Middle. 

After the special performance, the country star joined the audience and her husband, Ryan Hurd, to watch the rest of the concert that took place at Soldier Field stadium. 

She also uploaded a black and white photo on her main Instagram page that was taken during her duet with Taylor and penned a sweet caption to reflect on the night. 

'We finally got to play “You All Over Me” and I won’t ever be shutting up about it. Love you @taylorswift and love you always, Chicago.' 

On the TikTok clip she shared, Maren once again sent her gratitude to the fellow singer and added, 'Your generosity to me in these last 7 years is insurmountable and I love you so.' 

Since the start of the Eras Tour in March, Taylor has brought other surprise guests onto the stage, such as Marcus Mumford and Ice Spice. 

The blonde beauty has been keeping busy, even when she is not on the stage, and has been preparing for the re-release her 2010 album, Speak Now (Taylor's Version) on July 7.

The updated version contains a total of 22 tracks, which also includes six new songs 'from the vault,' according to People. 

The star also officially announced eight tour dates for Latin America on both Instagram and Twitter on Friday as part of her sold-out Eras Tour to kick off her international trek.

In the caption of the post, the Blank Space hitmaker revealed that she will be making stops in Mexico, Argentina, and also Brazil spread out from August through November of this year. 

Fellow singer, Sabrina Carpenter, is slated to be the opening act during the Latin America string. 'We are bringing The Eras Tour to you this year! Sweet angel princess @sabrinacarpenter will be joining us on all of the shows!'

Swift then concluded with, 'Visit taylorswift.com/tour for more information on your registrations, pre-sales and on-sales,' and teased, 'LOTS more international dates to come soon, promise!'

The Eras Tour is slated to end its American dates on August 9 in Los Angeles. Later that same month, Taylor will head to Mexico City, followed by stops in Argentina and Brazil in November.

The U.S. trek has drawn large crowds and celebrities, such as Miles Teller, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Lawrence, Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes.

Along with bringing her performances to other cities across the globe, the blonde beauty has also celebrated the release of her deluxe album, Midnights (Til Dawn Edition), which dropped on Friday, May 26.

A new version of the song, Karma, featuring rapper Ice Spice was added, as well as updated Snow On The Beach which had more Lana Del Rey vocals. A brand new tune was also included on the deluxe LP titled, You're Losing Me.

Taylor has also recently been romantically linked to The 1975 frontman, Matty Healy, and initially sparked romance rumors last month in May, one month after her split from actor, Joe Alwyn, came to light in April, although the former couple reportedly called it quits in February.

Late last month in May, The Sun reported that Matty is preparing to move in with the Anti-Hero singer, only weeks after their alleged romance heated up. 

On Friday, Healy was seen kissing a security guard while performing with his band during the 2023 NorthSide Festival in Denmark. 

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