Pop superstar Taylor Swift can be seen crying and being comforted by her mother in a documentary after meeting the families of the Southport attack.

Speaking in the documentary series about her Eras Tour on Disney+, which launched on Friday, the 35-year-old is revealed to have met with the survivors and families of the victims before each of a run of five shows at Wembley Stadium .

The knife attack saw Axel Rudakubana kill three young girls and injure 10 people attending a Swift-themed dance class in the Merseyside seaside town in July last year.

Before meeting the families, Swift can be seen describing it as a “horrible attack” and adds while crying: “I’m going to meet some of these families today, and do a pop concert, you know.

“It’s going to be fine, because when I meet them,

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