Molly Sims Remembers Sneaking into a Bush to Meet Taylor Swift at ‘Eras Tour’ Film Premiere
Molly Sims on ‘The Jennifer Hudson Show.’ Chris Millard/Warner Bros.
Molly Sims is just like any other Swiftie — she’s always going to do whatever it takes to cross paths with Taylor Swift, especially where her daughter is concerned.
In her Friday (Jan. 12) appearance on the Jennifer Hudson Show, the 50-year-old model revealed the lengths she and her 8-year-old daughter Scarlett May went to in order to meet the “Anti-Hero” singer at her Eras Tour concert film premiere in October in Los Angeles. “We are Swifties,” Sims tells Hudson.
“I didn’t get to take [my daughter] to the concert last year,” she continued. “Last year, [Swift] opened her movie and they shut down The Grove. I went in a little early, I went into a bush. The police were standing next to it, I had four girls with me. I’m like, ‘Do not freaking move, do not go up to her.’”
Luckily, the covergirl’s sneaky efforts paid off. Swift eventually noticed Sims, Scarlett and her daughter’s friends from the red carpet. “She looks at me, and she’s like, ‘Hey!’ She gave us bracelets,” Sims gushed. “I died. I’m so popular with my daughter right now.”
Sims posted photos and videos from the premiere on Instagram, including one adorable clip of Swift trading friendship bracelets with the girls. “Me and my Swifties 😉 the single hardest thing I have EVER pulled off ❤️” she captioned the Oct. 15 post.
Later that month, Sims shared that her 11-year-old son Brooks’ Halloween costume was the 12-time Grammy winner — more specifically, Swift in her Kansas City Chiefs merch, as she’s often seen wearing at boyfriend Travis Kelce’s games. She even included a photo of Brooks posing as Swift next to a friend dressed up as the tight end.
Watch Molly Sims talk about meeting Taylor Swift below:

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