I'm the problem, it's me! Mom who Taylor Swift DEFENDED during her Philly concert after overzealous security guard 'harassed' her says she was 'only taking pictures' of the megastar
- 11 months ago
A woman who was shouted at and harassed by a security guard at the Taylor Swift show in Philadelphia - before the star noticed and helped her out - has revealed she's been offered free tickets for tonight's concert.
Kelly Inglis Kelly was dancing in the front row when she suddenly realized Taylor Swift broke away from her song to come to her aid during her Eras Tour performance of Bad Blood at the Lincoln Financial Field stadium in Philadelphia.
The pop star, 33, repeatedly pulled away from the lyrics to bellow: 'Hey, stop!' over the edge of the stage, adding: 'She wasn't doing anything!'
The sisters arrived at the concert in Philadelphia with their two friends Jenn and Hannah ready to dance the night away to their favorite artist.
But Kelly - who has been a diehard 'Swiftie' since 2007 - couldn't believe what happened as Taylor herself came to her defense while singing the 1989 album hit Bad Blood.
After the situation, the women said the publicly-shamed guard was escorted from the premises himself, before they were approached by other stadium officials who offered to give them free tickets to Sunday's concert.
Speaking about what happened on the night, ecstatic Kelly told DailyMail.com: 'I was just dancing, and this security guard was just crazy, yelling at us.
'He didn't want us to take photos in front of the stage. He was being very strict.'
Kirstin added: 'Every time he passed us we had to stand back because we were worried he would kick us out.'
Kelly, who is a teacher, continued: 'He had been like that all night, he was really annoyed.
'I know Taylor Swift - she wants people to come to her shows and have fun. I wasn't doing anything outrageous, I wasn't trying to get to the other side of the barrier.
'Every time we would dance he would say "you need to back up."'
Kelly revealed that even when the pop star, 33, came to her aid and yelled via the microphone in front of tens of thousands of people, the security guard still did not stop shouting at her.
She said that while he yelled at her, and Taylor yelled at him - her sister Kirstin starting telling the killjoy guard to turn around and listen to what was happening on the stage
Kelly Inglis Kelly was dancing in the front row when she suddenly realized Taylor Swift broke away from her song to come to her aid during her Eras Tour performance of Bad Blood at the Lincoln Financial Field stadium in Philadelphia.
The pop star, 33, repeatedly pulled away from the lyrics to bellow: 'Hey, stop!' over the edge of the stage, adding: 'She wasn't doing anything!'
The sisters arrived at the concert in Philadelphia with their two friends Jenn and Hannah ready to dance the night away to their favorite artist.
But Kelly - who has been a diehard 'Swiftie' since 2007 - couldn't believe what happened as Taylor herself came to her defense while singing the 1989 album hit Bad Blood.
After the situation, the women said the publicly-shamed guard was escorted from the premises himself, before they were approached by other stadium officials who offered to give them free tickets to Sunday's concert.
Speaking about what happened on the night, ecstatic Kelly told DailyMail.com: 'I was just dancing, and this security guard was just crazy, yelling at us.
'He didn't want us to take photos in front of the stage. He was being very strict.'
Kirstin added: 'Every time he passed us we had to stand back because we were worried he would kick us out.'
Kelly, who is a teacher, continued: 'He had been like that all night, he was really annoyed.
'I know Taylor Swift - she wants people to come to her shows and have fun. I wasn't doing anything outrageous, I wasn't trying to get to the other side of the barrier.
'Every time we would dance he would say "you need to back up."'
Kelly revealed that even when the pop star, 33, came to her aid and yelled via the microphone in front of tens of thousands of people, the security guard still did not stop shouting at her.
She said that while he yelled at her, and Taylor yelled at him - her sister Kirstin starting telling the killjoy guard to turn around and listen to what was happening on the stage