It was the great escape.
Taylor Swift attempted to evade paparazzi and crowds at Spago in Beverly Hills, Calif., by sneaking out back through the kitchen in January when she dined there with pals Brittany Mahomes and Lyndsay Bell.
A new fan video, shared Sunday, showed the A-lister and her friends graciously saying good-bye to kitchen staff as they exited the Los Angeles hotspot.
Taylor Swift attempted to evade paparazzi and crowds at Spago in Beverly Hills, Calif., by sneaking out back through the kitchen in January when she dined there with pals Brittany Mahomes and Lyndsay Bell.
A new fan video, shared Sunday, showed the A-lister and her friends graciously saying good-bye to kitchen staff as they exited the Los Angeles hotspot.
A fan took to TikTok on Sunday to share the clip of the Grammy winner leaving the restaurant through the kitchen alongside her pals.
Three different men awaited Swift and her friends inside the kitchen to escort them out of the Wolfgang Puck bistro.
“Thank you so much!” the billionaire musician could be heard saying off-camera as she waved goodbye to the employees.
Lyndsay — who is married to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Blake Bell — was also pictured waving goodbye to the Spago employees as Mahomes walked ahead of her.
“rarest footage I ever taken when I was at a restaurant!” the fan captioned the clip shared via TikTok.
Soon after the Swiftie shared the video, many of Swift’s fans took to the comments to react to seeing the “Down Bad” hitmaker in the back of a kitchen.
“Always love to see how polite she is with staff,” one admirer wrote, while another added, “Gasp! She’s the sweetest.”
Meanwhile, a separate netizen couldn’t help but note that walking through the kitchen could be dangerous.
“Most times them floors are slippery!!” they warned in the comments.
Elsewhere, a fan provided an explanation on why exiting through the kitchen of a restaurant could be easier for an A-lister like Swift.
“I went through kitchens a lot when I was EA for a CEO. It’s a quick and secure/more private way to get through places. Very common!” they shared.
