TAYLOR Swift has revealed massive news regarding what she’ll do for the conclusion of her iconic Eras Tour.
The 14-time Grammy winner revealed her next career move as part of an exclusive announcement on Good Morning America last week.
Taylor Swift performs onstage during her Eras Tour at Hard Rock Stadium on October 18[/caption]
Swift debuts new outfits during the final leg of her Eras Tour[/caption]
Swift shared that she will be become an author to the surprise of fans.
The So Long, London singer will officially release her career’s very first book.
Swift’s book will be about the Eras Tour, which she calls “the most wonderous tour of her life.
It will feature 256 pages of never-before-seen photos from the tour and “stories and memories from Taylor herself.”
Swift will also release physical copies of the complete anthology of her popular album The Torture Poets Department.
The two products will be Target exclusives and available for fans to order beginning on Black Friday.
The ABC morning program broadcast GMA gave Swifties the excitement on Tuesday morning as they teased “the announcement from the popstar turning the page on a new era.”
The news comes after years in which fans begged the musician to release a book.
The Eras Tour is reported as the highest-grossing concert tour of all time, garnering more than $1 billion in ticket sales.
Swift has been performing the Eras Tour for the last year across the globe.
Early this year, she performed in Japan and quickly flew to Las Vegas to watch her boyfriend and NFL star Travis Kelce play in the Super Bowl.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end has returned the favor and has appeared at numerous Swift concerts, including a London leg during the summer.
She appeared at 13 Chiefs games last year after her relationship with Kelce started last summer.
Swift has been to three Chiefs games this season.
Swift and her boyfriend, NFL star Travis Kelce, appear at an MLB playoff game last week[/caption]
Over the weekend, Swift performed her Eras Tour in Miami.
She will perform in New Orleans, Indianapolis, Toronto, and Vancouver before ending the tour on December 8.
Kelce, meanwhile, played in the Chiefs’ Week 7 game versus the San Francisco 49ers.
Kansas City won the rematch of February’s Super Bowl as they remain undefeated at 6-0.
Kelce posted just four receptions for 17 yards in the contest.
His underwhelming performance comes after recording nine receptions for 70 in the Chiefs’ Week 5 victory over the New Orleans Saints
Swift was in attendance at the Monday Night Football Matchup.
