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Swift visits Oprah

Monday, October 12, 2009 – Taylor Swift took a break from the final weekend of her sold-out FEARLESS 2009 tour last Friday to tape an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show, set to air on Wednesday, Oct. 14.

In May, Swift visited the show's Chicago studios to surprise a young fan, Oprah special co-host Jordan Casner, as part of a special episode, and that day Oprah invited Swift to return this fall. On Wednesday's show, Swift talks with Oprah about her life and her music, and performs her hit Love Story. The show also includes Casner getting a special behind-the-scenes look at Swift's tour and Swift and Oprah teaming up for an undisclosed surprise for some talented teens.


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