'He's a national treasure!' Internet praises Taylor Swift's dad Scott Swift for treating Swifties to sandwiches at Eras Tour in Sydney

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: Swifties were touched by a video showing Taylor Swift's father, Scott Swift, handing out sandwiches to fans at her concert in Sydney. Many fans praised him as a "sweet person" for the gesture.

Scott recently came under scrutiny from the New South Wales police after a media photographer accused him of assault. The 51-year-old photographer Ben McDonald alleges that Scott struck him in the face on a wharf in Sydney.

The incident reportedly occurred after Scott and Taylor disembarked from a boat and were met by photographers.

Scott has not publicly commented on the accusation. The video clip shows Taylor, hidden under an umbrella, walking with her father and security guards along Neutral Bay Wharf around 2.30 local time.

Taylor also delighted fans recently by posting a video from a nightclub where she was seen partying with her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and her parents after the Chiefs Super Bowl victory.

Taylor Swift's dad Scott Swift delights fans with sandwiches at singer's Sydney leg of Eras tour

Scott was recently filmed handing out sandwiches to fans near the VIP stands during Taylor's show at the Accor Stadium in Sydney.

The video, posted by The Swift Society on the social media platform X, shows Scott behind a barrier holding a platter of mini-cut sandwiches and fruits along with a lamp to help fans see what they were grabbing.

The interaction happened just as Taylor was about to perform 'Midnight Rain'. The Swift Society captioned the post, "Papa Swift giving out sandwiches to fans"

Internet users say Scott Swift is 'national treasure'

A user called Scott a 'sweet person' and wrote, "What a sweet person . Like father like daughter"

Another user wrote, "How nice of you Papa Swift"

A user commented, "He'll do anything to not watch this part of the show 😅😅"

Another user commented, "Pretty sure if it was up to Papa Swift all food and drinks in the stadium would be free"

A user stated, "I love Taylor but Scott is a national treasure"

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