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‘Completely In Shock’: Taylor Swift Responds to Mass Stabbing

Taylor Swift has issued a statement in response to the mass stabbing in Southport, England which left two children dead and nine injured. The attack took place during a Taylor Swift-themed yoga and dance class for kids on Monday. “I’m just completely in shock,” the popstar wrote in a story posted to her Instagram page.
byLaura Mitchellx
30 July 2024
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‘Completely In Shock’: Taylor Swift Responds to Mass Stabbing
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Taylor Swift has issued a statement in response to the mass stabbing in Southport, England which left two children dead and nine injured.

The attack took place during a Taylor Swift-themed yoga and dance class for kids on Monday.

“I’m just completely in shock,” the popstar wrote in a story posted to her Instagram page.

“These were just little kids at a dance party,” she added. “I am at a complete loss for how to ever convey my sympathies to these families.”

This is a breaking news story and will continue to be updated.

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Laura Mitchellx
Hello, I'm Laura Mitchell, a business writer focused on delivering insights into the financial world. My expertise lies in market trends, economic policies, and corporate strategies. I have a passion for demystifying the complexities of the business world and helping my readers make informed decisions.
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