Taylor Swift Directly Messages Three Female Olympic Athletes

Taylor Swift had a heartfelt message for three American Olympic athletes who have already won medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The singer delighted fans by narrating a new promotional video for the event, which featured gymnast Simone Biles, track and field athlete Sha’Carri Richardson, and swimmer Katie Ledecky.

In the video, Swift’s song “Style” played as clips of the athletes competing in their sports flashed across the screen. She shared some inspiring words: “Never be afraid to show them who you are…especially when the whole world is watching.”

“There’s no one way to be the best,” Swift continued. “No one way to inspire everyone else who will someday follow. You do what you love, love what you do. You believe in your style, whatever it is.”

The clip concluded with Swift saying, “Katie, Sha’Carri, Simone. Three American stars. Three different visions of greatness. Tonight, in Paris.”

Fans were ecstatic to see Swift collaborate with the Olympics for such an empowering video. Comments like, “HOW I LOVE BEING A WOMAN 🥰,” “this mother convention in one video 🙂‍↕️,” and “AND NOW IM CRYING!!!!!! GO QUEENS!!!!” flooded the internet.

Another fan expressed excitement about the partnership, saying, “I am loving all the team USA Taylor collaborations,” while a similar comment read, “women’s athletics x taylor swift is simply just a merger of my hyperfixations.”

One fan even admitted feeling jealous of the athletes receiving such a noteworthy shoutout from Swift, writing, “I can’t decide which I would value more, an Olympic gold medal or a video of myself kicking a– with Taylor narrating about how cool I am.”

While Swift is still busy with her Eras Tour, Biles, Richardson, and Ledecky have already made significant achievements at the Paris Olympics.

As of now, Biles has secured three gold medals, making her the most decorated American gymnast in history. Ledecky has won two golds, one silver, and one bronze at the 2024 event, tying with Larisa Latynina for the most gold medals in any sport. Richardson earned a silver medal on Aug. 3.

Source: Particle News