Barry Keoghan Supports Sabrina Carpenter At Eras Tour Show

Taylor Swift isn't the only pop star on her Eras Tour that has her boyfriend following her around the world. Swift's opener, Sabrina Carpenter, has followed Swift from Australia to Singapore, and her rumored boyfriend, Barry Keoghan, has made an appearance. The Saltburn star was seen cheering for the "Nonsense" singer over the weekend inside the Singapore National Stadium in Kallang.

In footage circulating social media, Keoghan, 31, appears captivated while watching Carpenter, 24, perform "Nonsense." As we've seen on each night on the tour, Carpenter is known to adlib a typically NSFW outro for the hit song.

Over the weekend, Carpenter playfully referenced the country's famed Jewel Changi indoor waterfall. Keoghan held a lanyard up to his face as he bared a sly smile as she sang, "He said that he wishes he was on me, got me wetter than the Jewel Changi. Singapore, I hope you like my songy." As Carpenter concluded her song, he threw his hands up in the air in applause as he flashed a huge grin.

Later in the show, the Irish actor was seen making his way through the stadium to the VIP tent along with Carpenter and special guest BLACKPINK's Lisa to watch Swift's performance. While neither Keoghan nor Carpenter has shared any highlights from the night on their official social media accounts, he was spotted hugging Carpenter the following day.

Carpenter and Keoghan first sparked dating rumors at the end of last year when they were seen together in a parking lot. Since then, they have been spotted getting dinner together at LA hot spot Nobu. More recently, Keoghan left a supportive comment on Carpenter's Instagram post about her surprise duet of "White Horse" and "Coney Island" with Swift in Australia.

As we previously reported, Carpenter's racy outro lines for "Nonsense" have some conservative Swifties in an uproar. The original outro of the 2022 track goes: "This song catchier than chickenpox is, I bet your house is where my other sock is, woke up this morning and thought I’d write a pop hit. How quickly can you take your clothes off? Pop quiz."

However, she has changed the song's lyrics to cheeky lines that teeter the lines of sexual innuendos or straight up embrace it. While in Australia, she sang, "I don’t say ‘hello’ I say ‘g’day mate.’ I don’t make a bevvy, I’m a lightweight. Melbourne, I just came, I saw, and I ate." She also included the line: "Broke up 'cause the size was underwhelming. Tried to give him pointers, wasn’t helping, maybe I just need a boy from Melbourne." Heating things up in the land down under, Carpenter also sang, "When you go down under, do you miss me? He’s so big I felt it in my kidney, screamed so loud they heard it here in Sydney!"

Carpenter's raunchy lyric changes to "Nonsense" isn't new. Since being on the Eras Tour in November, she changed the lyrics while in Brazil to: "Boy come over this is not a drill. He said get on top, I said, 'I will.' Then he made me come… to Brazil." Swift seems completely unbothered or unaware of the criticisms on social media, calling Carpenter the “coolest possible opening act” on the Eras Tour.

Following her Singapore dates, which ends on March 9th, Swift will be on a hiatus from the Eras Tour for two months, returning in May in Paris. Paramore replaces Carpenter as Swift's musical guest until the end of August when Gracie Abrams will take over the remaining international dates.

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