The cutout of popstar Taylor Swift has been a familiar sight to many over the years
The owners of 'Tram Taylor', an iconic cardboard cut-out of popstar Taylor Swift, have posted an update online.
Comedian Red Redmond previously said on Twitter: "I own the infamous Taylor Swift cut-out you can see from the tram. I am moving to Sheffield next week. The future of #TramTaylor is uncertain."It was later confirmed that Tram Taylor would be staying put for the foreseeable, as Red confirmed they had been inundated with messages from people who were interested in taking over the lease and keeping hold of Taylor.
Fans found themselves asking if Tram Taylor had grown on social media, followed by pictures of the cutout, which had previously displayed the image of the pop sensation from the knees up at the Castlefield apartment. The text on screen said the legs to the previous cardboard cutout had become 'busted' before then revealing a brand new lifesize figure of the 'Shake It Off' star, seeming to replace the old one.
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