Taylor Swift's sweet moment with her mom after the New Orleans show goes viral

Taylor Swift has melted fans' hearts after she was seen hugging her mother at the end of a movie Epoch tour shows in New Orleans while being followed by a camera crew.

The singer-songwriter began the final leg of her tour on October 18th, which she first started in March 2023. A lot has happened since the tour began, with Swift dropping two songs Taylor's version Re-recordings of their albums – 2010s Speak Now and 2014 1989– as well as her all-new 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department. The Epoch tour was also the highest-grossing concert tour of all time.

Swift is also believed to be recording a tell-all broadcast Epoch tour Documentary about the creation of the 149 shows.

Now a video has gone viral online of Swift giving her mother Andrea Swift two long hugs after she performed at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on October 27th. It was the third and final night of the tour's sold-out weekend at the Superdome.

Newsweek emailed a Swift spokesperson on Tuesday seeking comment.

In the clip, Swift can be seen waving to fans as she leaves the stage before hugging her mother. The video was first uploaded to TikTok by user @kalynmarie4 with the caption: “That moment from the concert was everything.”

The video was then shared by the Taylor Swift Updates account on

At the time of writing, the post has been viewed more than 939,000 times.

“They have such a close bond [two hearts emoji] Nice! A very special moment for both of them!” one person commented.

“Taylor and her mother shared a heartwarming moment together, it's pure magic!” said another.

A third person wrote: “This is so cute.” [love heart emoji].”

People have also taken the opportunity to theorize about the documentary, with one person posting: “We are SOOOOO getting the documentary.”

“DOCUMENTARY PLEASE KWEEN,” said another.

According to media reports, the pop superstar will also document her experiences dealing with traumatic events on the road, such as the knife attack in Southport, England, in which two children died and another nine were injured – six of them critically – during a Swift yoga theme. and dance classes for children.

In a statement on Instagram, Swift said she was “completely shocked” and wrote: “The horror of yesterday's attack in Southport continues to overwhelm me… These were just little kids in a dance class. I am completely at a loss as to how I can ever express my condolences to these families.

The documentary will also reportedly touch on the foiled terrorist attack that led to her being forced to cancel three shows in Vienna, Austria. Security for the shows was tightened after a 19-year-old was arrested in Ternitz, about an hour south of Vienna, and a second person was arrested in the Austrian capital. However, promoter Barracuda Music later canceled the concerts, saying: “We have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone's safety.”

Swift expressed her sadness over the cancellations and her gratitude to authorities on Instagram, writing, “Thanks to them, we mourned concerts, not lives.”

The Epoch tour continues until December 8th, then ends in Vancouver, Canada.

Swift will be released on November 29th The Eras tour bookwith 500 photos from the tour as well as never-before-seen behind-the-scenes images. Swift will also release the full version of The Tortured Poets Department called The anthology on vinyl and CD. Both the book and these album editions will be available at Target stores.