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Taylor Swift loves her fans and here’s more proof about it. At Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field for her Eras Tour stop, she stopped mid-performance during a shortened version of ‘Bad Blood’ to call out a security guard. A fan-captured video has since gone viral. The video shows Swift lingering near the side of the stage and screaming, “She’s fine! She wasn’t doing anything!” between the song’s lyrics. She also yelled, “Hey! Stop!” before moving on with the performance. Although it’s not clear what happened there exactly, people who attended the concert stated that she was defending a fan from a strict and aggressive security guard.  “Taylor was yelling at a security guard because they fully kept putting their hands on us to physically push us off of the barricade instead of just telling us to move,” someone tweeted. “We weren't throwing anything, we weren’t screaming anything insane, she was fully coming over to dance and sing with us and it resulted in security being extremely aggressive for no reason.”

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky’s first son, who is seemingly named RZA, finally turned one! A$AP posted a number of photos and a video of the young boy on Instagram to celebrate his first birthday. He captioned the post: “‘WU TANG IZ 4 DA CHUREN’ HAPPY 1st BIRTHDAY TO MY 1st BORN . RZA.” He not only revealed his son’s name but he also gave a shout-out to Wu-Tang. The carousel included precious family shots and a cute video of RZA looking at himself on a screen. “Big head man,” A$AP says dearly before giving his son a kiss. A source claimed that it had obtained the baby's birth certificate, which notes that his full name is RZA Athelston Mayers. The Wu-Tang frontman adopted RZA as a stage name and thus, received a shout-out from A$AP Rocky. His actual name is Robert Fitzgerald Diggs.

Beyoncé is celebrating her mother on Mother’s Day during her Renaissance Tour. She shared a loving post on Instagram with a photo of Tina Knowles-Lawson displayed onstage during her tour at Brussels’ King Baudouin Stadium. A short video of Knowles-Lawson cheering on Queen Bey from the side of the concert stage was also posted simultaneously. “Happy Muva’s Day,” Beyoncé captioned the post. “I love you so much Mama and I’m so grateful for all you do for me.” This message was also put up on the homepage of her website on Mother’s Day. Beyoncé’s long-awaited tour launched a few days ago in Stockholm with a three-hour showcase of her hits. She will trek through Europe, making appearances at London, Barcelona, Brussels and Amsterdam before Rogers Centre at Toronto. Then, the tour will take over the United States, starting with Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field and make stops at Chicago, East Rutherford, N.J., Atlanta, Houston and more before ending it at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

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