Taylor Swift fans were angry after a photo of her child spread on the concert floor in Paris

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by Carolyn Blair

Taylor Swift’s fans were outraged after seeing a photo of a baby lying on the floor during one of the singer’s Eras Tour concerts in Paris.

Twitter user Photo shared by jacnights13 A child appears to be sleeping on a purple coat in the standing room section of Swift’s show at La Défense Arena.

An unidentified person can be seen standing over the child in the photo, but it is unclear whether he is the young child’s father or guardian.

The user commented on the photo: “I’m not one of those people, but I would really call security if I saw a child in the hole because it’s not safe in there.”

The fan – who attended the Friday show in Paris – later He explained That picture wasn’t theirs.

The photo quickly went viral and fans responded with shock to the “disturbing” photo.

“As a mother of a child this size, I could never imagine being at a concert with them ever. I understand that it’s hard to find babysitters, so if you really need to bring them, you don’t have to be in the hole. You have to have a carrier for them, and the baby needs to be Ear protection.

Another person asked: “How could they think bringing a child to this kind of event is a good idea?”

“I can’t imagine how stressful the child must have felt in that environment,” one wrote.

“Phew… doesn’t the kid find it stressful too, looks like he might have earmuffs on but even so, it’s still loud, messy, lots of movement, flashing lights, etc :/ I don’t see the point of that,” another user shared: “ “Taking a child to a concert they won’t even know what’s going on.”

“Literally, if there was an emergency and everyone had to rush out, this child would get stepped on or injured. It’s so annoying for me I can’t even get it,” one person wrote.

Representatives for Swift and La Défense Arena did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

The arena’s website Provide evidence Only for Swift’s concerts in Paris from May 9 to 12 and included clarifications such as bag regulations and prohibited items, but did not say anything about the rules with children.

last Section of the site It states that the arena “does not recommend bringing children under the age of four even if they are accompanied, especially due to the large number.”

“Cruel Summer” singer, 34 years old Her Eras Tour began in Paris on May 9 After she took a vacation for several months and released her new album, “The Tortured Poets Section.”

Swift has since reworked her outfit and setlist to include songs from the chart-topping album.