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Man proposes to his Swiftie boyfriend at D.C. Taylor Swift concert

The couple got engaged during their favorite song

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A gay couple got engaged during Taylor Swift’s Reputation Tour stop in D.C. while the pop star sang their favorite song.

Ric was enjoying the concert listening to Swift sing “Call It What You Want” when his boyfriend Samy got down on one knee.

“He asked me to marry him while Taylor Swift was singing our song in front of us and I said ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY,” Ric tweeted along with photos of the special moment.

He later tweeted video footage captured of the pair getting engaged.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Ric explained that he’s a Swiftie because her music helped him through a dark period in his life. The photo showed off two tattoos honoring her two albums “1989” and “Reputation.”

“Became a Taylor Swift fan after trying to commit suicide because she saved me from depression with her 1989 album and that’s when I got my first tattoo representing that album. Then she released ?????????? and as her fan, new music from her gave me more confidence and more happiness. I decided to get my second tattoo representing the album. This ?????????? tattoo represents how happy I am. I’ll always love Taylor Swift and I’m seeing her for the first time in front row this Tuesday. Thank you Taylor Swift, thank you for giving me a reason to love life and love myself a little more. I love you and with these tattoos you’ll be with me forever,” Ric writes.

 

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Annual dance party held amid weekend festivities in Rehoboth Beach

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A scene from the SUNFESTIVAL Night of Dance at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center on Sept. 6. (Washington Blade photo by Daniel Truitt)

The annual CAMP Rehoboth fundraiser, SUNFESTIVAL, was held over Labor Day weekend in Rehoboth Beach, Del. The festival included a massive dance party at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center on Sunday.

(Washington Blade photos by Daniel Truitt)

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Nominate your favorites for the Blade’s 25th annual Best Of LGBTQ DC Awards

Submit your picks now; top 5 vote getters move to the finals

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Nominate your favorites in our Best of LGBTQ DC categories through Sept. 24. The top 5 nominees from each category will become finalists with voting starting Sept. 28. Our 2026 Best of LGBTQ DC winners will be announced at the Best of LGBTQ DC Awards Party on Thursday, Oct. 22 and our special issue will come out on Friday, Oct. 23. One vote per email address per day. Good luck!

CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE OR USE THE FORM BELOW!

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Blade Foundation to host fundraiser in Rehoboth on Sept. 12

Mayor-elect Stewart, state Rep. Snyder-Hall to give remarks

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Rehoboth Mayor-elect Susan Stewart will speak at the Blade Foundation fundraiser on Sept. 12.

The Washington Blade Foundation will host a fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 12 in Rehoboth Beach featuring remarks from Rehoboth’s Mayor-elect Susan Stewart and Delaware state Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall.

The Foundation funds fellowships for aspiring queer journalists and enterprise journalism projects.

The event will be held at a private home in Rehoboth. Tickets are $100 and include open bar from Diego’s, catered appetizers from the Blue Moon, entertainment, guest speakers, and an auction. Tickets are available here.

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