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I live in Serbia, Tay doesn't come to Serbia. How can I meet her?

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If you want to meet Taylor, you will have to fly to a different country to see her.

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What if I’m her cousin and I am just wanting to connect? How do I do that?

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Connect to her through relatives and family reunions instead of going to an event and seeing her for a few seconds. Meeting her on the street or at an event wouldn't give you time to connect.

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Does Taylor swift come to Salt Lake City?

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She appeared there in 2015 and may be planning another visit. Do a websearch for "Taylor Swift concert schedule."

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Is Taylor a real person?

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Yes. She is an American singer-songwriter who has released several popular albums and singles over the course of her career. She was born in Reading, Pennsylvania on December 13, 1989 and began her career as a country music singer before transitioning to pop music. Swift is known for her catchy melodies and relatable lyrics, and she has won numerous awards for her music, including several Grammy Awards.

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I'm from Canada and I really love Taylor, but she hasn't come here in a while. Do you know of any other ways I'll be more likely to meet her?

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She is scheduled to appear in Toronto and Vancouver in late 2024.

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Where does T.S. live?

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Taylor Swift has many homes. She has 2 houses in Nashville, 2 houses in Los Angeles, 1 house in Rhode Island and 4 homes in New York City.

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Can children meet her?

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Yes! There are many Swifties that are children. Your child can attend an Eras tour or concert, and you can by VIP tickets.

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