Taylor Swift left in tears on stage. ‘You have no idea how much that means’

On Nov. 23, Taylor Swift took the stage in Toronto, Canada for the last time this tour.

The pop star performed six different shows in Toronto over the last two weeks, her second-to-last stop in her two-year The Eras Tour.

Swift will conclude her world tour in Vancouver, Canada with shows on Dec. 6, 7 and 8.

However, just the sheer thought of the tour ending had Swift in tears while talking with her fans during the last Toronto show.

During the beloved “Folkmore” set, a mash up of her two albums, “Folklore” and “Evermore,” Swift addressed those in the audience after receiving a standing ovation.

“We’re at the very end of the tour, so you doing that, you have no idea how much that means,” Swift said before getting visibly emotional.

Swift attempted to continue what she wanted to say but the emotions got the best of her. “I don’t even know what I’m saying anymore.”

“It’s not even the last show,” Swift laughed at herself as she wiped away tears.

The singer-songwriter then praised her band and fellow performers for everything they gave for the tour. “I love you guys. Thank you so much for that.”

The Eras Tour kicked off in March 17, 2023. The shows includes 10 of Swift’s 11 studio albums. The only “era” not included in the show is her 2006 debut album “Taylor Swift.”

While also releasing new music, throughout her tour, Swift have also announced the release of two of her rerecorded albums, including “1989 (Taylor’s Version)“ and “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)“

Swift is rerecording her first six studio albums following the masters of those albums being purchased by Scooter Braun’s record label.

Swift has two more albums to rerecord, “Reputation” and “Taylor Swift.” Fans have been yearning for “Reputations (Taylor’s Version)“ for months now.