Taylor Swift fans have been left convinced that Post Malone will make a special appearance on stage at the singer’s Wembley show on Friday, after concert posters dropped a major hint.

The billionaire songstress, 34, is in the middle of the second leg of her Eras Tour with five shows at the London stadium, following her string of sell out dates there in June.

Eagle-eyed fans think the rapper, 29, who appeared on Taylor’s track Fortnight, will join her on stage after noticing symbols next to each concert date on promotion for the show.

The poster features a typewriter – a symbol which appeared heavily in their music video together – next to Friday’s gig.

Fans were left even more convinced of their theory after Taylor shared a snap of her and Malone, real name Austin Richard Post, to her Instagram Stories shortly before showtime.

Taylor Swift fans have been left convinced that Post Malone will make a special appearance at the singer’s Wembley show on Friday, after concert posters dropped a major hint

Eagle-eyed fans think the rapper who appeared on Taylor’s track Fortnight, will join her on stage after noticing symbols next to each concert date (Taylor and Poit Malone pictured together)
In a gushing tribute she wrote: ‘wWs lucky enough to hear this amazing music on set of the ‘Fortnight’ video when Austin played it for me.

‘It’s incredible how versatile his artistry is. And just the most down to earth guy alive’.

On the poster, her first concert date included a heart, which fans believed was hinting the surprise appearance of her beloved pal Ed Sheeran, 33, who sent the crowd wild when he walked out on stage.

Thursday’s the featured star, which Swifties have concluded was in reference to the debut of her new Midnight bodysuit.

Looking ahead they concluded Monday, which had a top hat symbol, would see Taylor’s boyfriend Travis Kelcee, 34, return to the Wembley.

Last month the American Footballer, dressed in a top hat and tails, took to the arena stage during one segment as he helped his girlfriend with a costume change.

Then the final gig includes a camera, which was interpreted as the announcement of a behind the scenes documentary of the tour.

After one fan posted the theory on X, other raced to the comments convinced they’d cracked the code, writing: ‘Also the fact that when Travis was on stage [Taylor] said it was his “debut” which leaves me thinking it was definitely NOT his last time on stage’: ‘ Okay you’re onto something’: THESE ARE WHAT I WAS THINKING EARLIER TOO!!!!’: ‘Definitely Post Malone! Taylor’s private jet flew yesterday from Nashville to London…and Post was in Nashville all week!’

Fans were left even more convinced of their theory after Taylor shared a snap of her and Malone, real name Austin Richard Post, to her Instagram Stories shortly before showtime

It comes after her first concert date included a heart, which fans believed was hinting the surprise appearance of her beloved pal Ed Sheeran , 33 (Pictured Thursday)

Thursday’s the featured star, which Swifties have concluded was in reference to the debut of her new Midnight bodysuit (pictured Friday)

Looking ahead they concluded Monday’s show, which had a top hat symbol, would see Taylor’s boyfriend Travis Kelcee (R) return to the Wembley (pictured on stage in June)

However others were quick to pour cold water on the idea, pointing out it was likely in reference to her support acts and the fact that Post was busy promoting his new album in Nashville while Travis was training with his team the Kansas Chiefs.

Ed was greeted by screams and huge cheers from the 92,000-strong crowd when he made his surprise appearance on stage on Thursday.

During her song set, which Taylor changes each gig, the singer-songwriters’ performed their song Everything has Changed from the 2012 album Red, followed by End Game from Reputation.

The duo then sang an emotional acoustic rendition of Sheeran’s Thinking Out Loud while bright green lights shone out from the stadium.

Before he left the stage, Taylor showered him with compliments and while hugging him described him as a ‘second brother’.

She said: ‘Now he is someone that plays Wembley like every week. This is regular for him and he works so hard. He’s probably so tired but he wanted to come play for you and do this for all of you.’

The appearance comes as the singer returned to London for the first time since the tragic Southport knife attacks and a foiled terror plot led to three of her shows in Vienna being axed.

Those closest to Taylor said Thursday’s performance would be the ‘hardest concert of her career’ after both incidents left her ‘shaken to the core’ and as a result many speculated she would be joined by good friend Ed.