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After performing for a sold-out crowd at London's Hyde Park Saturday night, the "Style" singer headed to social media where she once again interacted with her fans.
Turns out a young girl named Emily grabbed the 25-year-old's attention.
"I want to let you know that I was born with a congenital heart defect, and as a result I've had holes and leaks in two of the valves in my heart," Emily wrote. "In light of all my confusion, I've found someone whose made all of these blurry lines become clear and I want to thank you for that. Taylor, you've made each and every long hospital visit, echo, ekg, iv, etc., easier, and I am so so incredibly grateful for that."
She continued, "You allowed me to be accepting towards the condition that I have and I'm so unbelievably thankful for that."
To nobody's surprise, Swift was moved by the honest words and was compelled to respond.
"I think it's amazing that you're so honest about how it's affected you," the Grammy winner shared. "It's impossible to be positive all the time about something that completely terrifies and confuses you, and I'm glad you're not putting that kind of weird pressure on yourself."
She continued, "Sending you the biggest hug from my hotel room, where I've just raided the snack bar and eaten everything in the style of a raccoon rummaging through a trash can."
Swift has been known to keep an eye on her fans on all social media platforms. She has repeatedly shared photos of admirers at her concert and has even invited deserving attendees backstage.
Perhaps Emily could be the next lucky one!
"What she said to me was so incredibly kind and almost unbelievable, and I can't believe she replied with such empathy and understanding," Emily told E! News. "I'm so grateful for what she said. It means the world to me."
She added on Tumblr, "You told me that you were ‘sending me a hug' so let's make this picture and that hug real! I can't wait to see you on July 24th and 25th(:."
—Additional reporting by Holly Passalaqua