Taylor Swift Visits Patients at Children’s Hospital in Florida, Poses With Chief of Surgery
Written by djfrosty on June 13, 2025
Shortly after attending the Stanley Cup Finals in Florida with Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift surprised patients at a children’s hospital in the Sunshine State on Friday (June 13).
In photos and videos that have been surfacing on social media, the pop star — wearing a chic sage green dress — walks through the halls and visits patients in their rooms, chatting with staff. In one clip shared to TikTok, she tells employees, “This has been such an amazing day.”
Jill Whitehouse, who is the chief of surgery at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in the Miami area, also shared a photo of herself and Swift on Instagram, both women smiling as the 14-time Grammy winner wraps an arm around the doctor’s neck. “Chief of Surgery meets Chief of the World!” Whitehouse captioned the post. “Undeniably one of the kindest human beings I have ever had the privilege of meeting.”
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“Thank you #taylorswift for making dreams come true for all of our patients, families, and staff today!” Whitehouse added.
Billboard has reached out to Swift’s rep for more details.
The visit comes one day after Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce went to watch the Edmonton Oilers face off against the Florida Panthers in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The former won 5-4 against the latter.
The musician is reportedly staying with the tight end in Florida as he trains down south with the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of the upcoming NFL season.
Swift is no stranger to bringing smiles to hospital patients, with the hitmaker making headlines last December after she dropped by the Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City one day before her birthday. After one patient complimented the Miu Miu outfit she was wearing that day, Swift gifted them with a matching set for the holidays.
The pop star’s Eras Tour wrapped last December with more than $2 billion in ticket sales, according to Billboard Boxscore. At the end of May, she announced that she had purchased the masters to her first six albums following a years-long fight to do so.