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Merry thir-TAY! Taylor Swift celebrated the big 3-0 on Friday, December 13 with a jam-packed day of joy. From fans to celebrity friends, the superstar couldn’t have been more grateful to be surrounded by love and Christmas magic. “Honestly spending my 30th with the fans who have made my life what it is at jingle ball, then throwing the most aggressive holiday party known to womankind... I just.. seriously feel so lucky for you all and will spend forever trying to find ways to say thank you,” she wrote before hilariously adding: “*cries in Christmas tree*.”
Step inside the pop star’s special evening which featured Camila Cabello and more A-listers taking holiday party attire to the next level!
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Taylor kicked her birthday off with a full house of fans at iHeartRadio's Z100 Jingle Ball 2019 show at Madison Square Garden. The star was touched when the entire venue sang Happy Birthday to her.
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Things turned up a notch at her official birthday bash after the Me! songstress took to the stage for a Jingle Ball set. Taylor rented out the stunning and aptly-decorated Oscar Wilde restaurant for a holiday-themed celebration with friends. Among guests were Camila Cabello (seen here snuggling up to Tay in a sultry lace ensemble and Santa hat) and Halsey.
“Happy birthday but make it santa,” the 30-year-old wrote.
© @taylorswiftFab fun
Antoni Porowski and Jonathan Van Ness represented the fab five as they had some photo booth fun with the birthday girl, Gigi Hadid and friends.
© @taylorswiftNo mistletoe needed
Spotted: Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds being the most adorable married couple in the background of another holiday snap.
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Gigi was a holiday dream in her plaid suit, while Antoni proved you can’t go wrong with an ugly Christmas sweater. Meanwhile, bday Queen Taylor channeled a Christmas tree!
© @taylorswiftHo, ho, ho!
Other stars seen at Taylor’s whimsical outing included Martha Hunt.
