Celebrity Standee Taylor Swift Life Size Cardboard Table Top Mini Cut Out, Wood, Multi-Colour, 182 x 63 x 182 cm

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I am very happy that she’s become a part of people’s lives for so long. I aim to do everything I can so she can stay. It’s been nice to see people speak about her, every year she seems to bring a lot of joy to people.” But then all of the proceeds that we do raise, will go to the Mermaids charity which is quite important to us particularly following the tragic murder of Brianna Ghey.’ However, Taylor’s future was thrown into jeopardy on Wednesday, as Red, 32, announced they are moving to Sheffield next week. Fans were ‘grieving’ at the news — but Red has told the Manchester Evening News that there is hope yet, both in the short and long-term. The life-size likeness of the ‘Shake It Off’ star has looked out from an apartment window in Manchester since 2017 and is loved by Metrolink tram passengers.

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I haven’t personally met the new tenant so I don’t know if they are a fan but they’ve accepted the clause.I’m going to be renting this flat out, but it won’t be on the market for a couple of months,” they explained. “I have lived here for 10 years so it just needs some TLC. She will definitely stay for the foreseeable.” A cardboard cut-out of Taylor Swift that has cheered up commuters for over five years is to be auctioned off to raise funds for charity. They said: ‘She’s had so much support and means so much to so many people as they see her on their commute every day.

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Taylor’s future might be more secure past the spring, too. Red continued: “I have had so much interest in my DMs from people who want to rent the flat and keep her there. They live there now and are currently looking after her so they must be a fan on some level surely.’So the one that’s currently in the window isn’t the original cardboard cut-out but it’s a new one to help benefit the commuters of Manchester who see her every day. Red hopes the cut-out’s popularity among commuters can raise funds for the Mermaids Charity, which supports gender-diverse youngsters. But I’ve seen one person claiming that they are going to spend their lives’ savings on it, I don’t know how true it is but threats have been made.’ The cardboard cut-out will be going to auction at Adam Partridge Auctioneers from April 12 to April 14. Tram Taylor’ — as she’s known — has been a friendly face for commuters on the Metrolink as they go from Cornbrook to the city centre for several years.