Taylor Swift's "1989" World Tour is officially over, after seven months and 85 concerts.
"Melbourne, the first two nights with you have been magical," Swift's captioned an Instagram post on Friday, December 11. "Tonight we play this show for the very last time. I'm so honored I get to share the last night of the 1989 World Tour with all of you." she added.
The 26- year-old "Blank Space" songwriter and singer had a very hectic year promoting and touring for her "1989" album.
She has had performances that range from various states in America and crossed over globally.
In her interview with PEOPLE magazine, she was asked what she makes of her year in 2015 and answered: "The most challenging part of the year was being on-point for every show of a huge stadium tour."
"There was a lot to remember and balance with all the surprise guest performances, but it was worth it. I feel like we created memories I'll cherish for the rest of my life."
The concerts were constantly sold out, as Taylor Swift continuously shocked fans by bringing guest stars on stage with her.
The country singer, Miranda Lambert, songwriter Mick Jagger, and singer Nick Jonas were just a few of the all-star guests Taylor performed with.
On Sunday, December 13, Taylor swift shared a charming snapshot of herself via Instagram.
“Today I begin my 26th year of freaking out over stuff,”
Taylor's two close pals took a social media and shared their message to her.
“I don’t know life without you, Taylor,” Selena Gomez captioned a black-and-white collage of the bests then and now. “Happy birthday!”
Actress Jaime King called Taylor Swift her "sister," said.
“Intimately and sincerely, I love you, I am profoundly proud of you, your Light is a rare and brilliant gift.”
On Friday night, December 11, Taylor Swift met her Australian look alike.
"I got my hair cut consciously like hers, but everything else is just sort of coincidental," The 19-year-old Olivia Sturgiss told the Daily Mail Australia.
