At 2 p.m. (local time), the influencer wrote on her Instagram Stories, “PS: We don’t have tickets,” informing her followers that the Grammy-winning artist was coming live at 8 p.m. The sailor finally shared his tumultuous journey of securing last minute tickets as he continued to monitor ticket prices. “Bad news? We chased tickets last weekend and they went down enough so we could get lower bowl seats for a deal. Today? Went up,” she said. She posted a screenshot of available tickets in one of her stories. showed that even the cheapest tickets would cost about $3,750 each.

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In a state of panic, Sellers exposed his text message chats with his mother, in which he told her, “If your son-in-law took me to Toronto for not seeing Taylor Swift, I would murder him.”

With less than two hours left until show time, Caitlin shared a photo of her concert outfit, in which she wore a black dress with a gold jacket. He added, “The face of a girl whose husband groomed her but she still doesn’t have sex tickets.”

NYC couple finally snags last-minute exorbitant tickets to Taylor Swift’s final Toronto show

In the following stories, Caitlin and her husband admitted to fellow Swifties “for the first time all day” that they didn’t have tickets and eventually got the tickets, which cost $1,896 each. “Oh my God, we bought them and I’m just waiting for them to move in. I can’t breathe, I can’t breathe,” Sailor said in a video while standing outside the stadium. A few minutes after 8 p.m., Caitlin still couldn’t get into the stadium as she talked about her dog Lou “spending it on a college tuition ticket.” She added, “They haven’t moved in yet, so we can’t go in. She just moved in.”

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Caitlin and her husband entered the stadium late, just as the concert was about to begin. In a major storyline following Kyle’s phone conversation with StubHub, Sailor reveals that she has hit the jackpot, as her “fever dream” of being upgraded to floor seats has come true. Once inside, Caitlin recorded a video from the eighth row, saying, “I really don’t know how it gets any better than this. Still can’t breathe. signing off. What is life?”

Caitlin and Kyle’s Toronto road trip for the “Fearless” singer’s last show in the city has ended successfully. Just a few hours earlier, she again shared a carousel post on her IG account, referencing her husband in the caption: “I spent the best time of my life fighting over StubHub with you.”

After playing six shows at the Rogers Centre, Swift’s Erasure Tour concerts will officially kick off with fanfare at Vancouver’s BC Place from December 6 to 8.