Anne Hathaway dances like crazy at Taylor Swift’s record-breaking stop of her “phenomenal” Eras tour in Germany

Anne Hathaway had a great time on Friday night at Taylor Swift’s latest Eras tour stop in Germany, where she just finished filming a movie.

The 41-year-old actress from “The Devil Wears Prada” was spotted dancing the night away at the 34-year-old pop star’s show at the Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirchen.

Videos shared on X showed the siren dancing from a VIP corner to songs such as …Ready for It, Shake It Off and Blank Space.

She wore cream-colored shorts and a tight-fitting gray top under a white button-down blouse, which she wore open.

On Saturday morning, Anne shared a short video clip of the show on Instagram, calling Taylor “powerful” and “fearless.”

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The mother of two wrote: “Thank you so much you phenomenal, moving, powerful and fearless @taylorswift!!! Huge thanks to the incredible Eras crew!!! Best photo op ever.”

Swift has been touring for over a year, with her international tour ending this December.

Friday’s performance was Taylor’s third and final show in Gelsenkirchen. She will next be on stage in Hamburg on Tuesday, July 23.

In the spring, the global phenomenon introduced a new section of their acclaimed show to mark the release of their latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”

During a Paris show in May, she took a moment to share details with her audience.

“We started planning this surprise for you about eight or nine months ago, and then when we had ‘two months off’ from the Eras tour, we didn’t really take any time off,” she explained.

“We just started rehearsals, so I want to give it up for my crew, my dancers and my band,” she said during a break in the music.

The Tortured Poets Department was released on April 19th and is Taylor’s eleventh studio album. She treated the audience to a revised setlist, with six songs replaced by new tracks from TTPD.

Also in May, designer Christian Louboutin announced that he had made more than 250 pairs of shoes for production, which normally sell for about $1,000.

Speaking to Vogue, the 61-year-old shoe architect revealed: “When working for artists, it’s better to start with a very large number of styles and then select the designs that seem most suitable for the stage.”

It was also reported that he had come up with 60 new pairs of shoes for the pop star so that she could manage the European leg of her successful tour.

The collection used hundreds of rhinestone crystals and Louboutin noted, “I learned a few magic tricks to make sure the silhouette looks great even with shoes that are 100% comfortable to wear.”