McCune is an 8-year-old girl who found strength in Swift's music after she was severely burned in a fire pit explosion on St.Patrick's Day.
When Isabella McCune couldn’t go to the concert to see Taylor Swift, the pop star decided to pay her a visit instead.
McCune is an 8-year-old girl who found strength in Swift’s music after she was severely burned in a fire pit explosion on St. Patrick’s Day.
“Taylor took time out of her busy, busy schedule and sat down on the bed next to Isabella,” her mother, Lilly McCune, told People.com. “She brought her a bag with goodies from her tour. She said she had to meet her because she was so inspired by her story and honored that her music helped her.”
Isabella even got a hug. “When she was leaving, my daughter asked for a hug and Taylor turned around and said, ‘Absolutely — I didn’t want to hurt you’. They hugged and it was so heartfelt. I knew it meant a lot to Isabella.”
