EXCL: Mom who was 'harassed' by security at Taylor Swift's tour in Philadelphia ... trends now
A woman who was shouted at and harassed by a security guard at the Taylor Swift show in Philadelphia - before the star noticed and helped her out - has revealed she's been offered free tickets for tonight's concert.
Kelly Inglis Kelly was dancing in the front row when she suddenly realized Taylor Swift broke away from her song to come to her aid during her Eras Tour performance of Bad Blood at the Lincoln Financial Field stadium in Philadelphia.
The pop star, 33, repeatedly pulled away from the lyrics to bellow: 'Hey, stop!' over the edge of the stage, adding: 'She wasn't doing anything!'
DailyMail.com can now revealed that it was Kelly who Taylor Swift was desperately trying to help - as a guard kept trying to suppress her dancing during the show.
The mom-of-one, from Baltimore, Maryland, was initially meant to have obstructed view seats for the concert - but at the last minute her sister Kristin Birmingham was able to secure floor tickets.
This was Kelly's whopping 13th time seeing Taylor Swift live in concert, which also happened to fall on May 13 - something she believes was a lucky sign, since the pop star has said herself that 13 is her lucky number.
Kelly Inglis Kelly, from Baltimore, Maryland, couldn't believe what happened after a irate security guard was shouted at by Taylor Swift for harassing her at the concert. Kelly confirmed that she was just dancing and having a good time - and was stunned when Taylor noticed
Kelly (third from the left) went to the concert last night with her sister Kirstin (far right) and her friends Jenn and Hannah (left). The women were singing, dancing, and enjoying the concert right up by the metal barricade (pictured) - but they say one security guard was being a killjoy
'She wasn't doing anything!': Taylor shouted at a security guard during her set to help the fan
The sisters arrived at the concert in Philadelphia with their two friends Jenn and Hannah ready to dance the night away to their favorite artist.
But Kelly - who has been a diehard Swift fan since 2007 - couldn't believe what happened as Taylor herself came to her defense while singing the 1989 album hit Bad Blood.
After the situation, the women said the publicly-shamed guard was escorted from the premises himself, before they were approached by other stadium officials who offered to give them free tickets to Sunday's concert.
Speaking about what happened on the night, ecstatic Kelly told DailyMail.com: 'I was just dancing, and this security guard was just crazy, yelling at us.
'He didn't want us to take photos in front of the stage. He was being very strict.'
Kristin added: 'Every time he passed us we had to stand back because we were worried he would kick us out.'
Kelly, who is a teacher, continued: 'He had been like that all night, he was really annoyed.
'I know Taylor Swift - she wants people to come to her shows and have fun. I wasn't doing anything outrageous, I wasn't trying to get to the other side of the barrier.
'Every time we would dance he would say "you need to back up."'
Kelly revealed that even when the pop star, 33, came to her aid and yelled via the microphone in front of tens of thousands of people, the security guard still did not stop shouting at her.
She said that while he yelled at her, and Taylor yelled at him - her sister Kirstin starting telling the killjoy guard to turn around and listen to what was happening on the stage.
Taylor Swift is seen moments before she was forced to break away from her song and shout at a security guard because of they way they were treating a fan in the audience
Kelly, from Maryland, has been a diehard Swift fan for over a decade
The mom-of-one also took to her friend's social media page to 'set the record straight' about what happened
She has attended a total of 13 Taylor Swift concerts - including one in Tampa, Florida, in April this year. She said she's been 'in awe of Taylor since she was 17'
Kelly posing for a Taylor Swift themed birthday party in 2015
Kelly said: 'I don't think I even put it together at first, the crazy part is that he kept telling at me. My sister then was shouting "turn around, Taylor is yelling at you."
'He didn't know what was going on.'
She confirmed that the guard did not physically touch them throughout the ordeal.
Kelly and her sister Kirstin said they have supported Taylor since her very first album, and the pair recalled that they would belt out her music on the way to high school every day when they were younger.
And the fact that the star noticed her plight and came to her aid was surreal.
The sisters and their friends are set to go back to Philadelphia for a second time after being offered the free tickets - which mom Kelly said was a great way to spend her Mother's Day.
Kelly added: 'I can't believe my life, what is happening. It was my 13th time seeing Taylor live, on the 13th May, it was like the Taylor Swift gods were listening.
'It was so crazy.'
The mom also took to her friend's social media page to 'set the record straight' about what happened.
In a clip, she said: 'The guard had been harassing our group all night, anytime we did anything he was on top of us we're dancing, we're having fun, and he did not like it.
'And Taylor noticed that I was having fun and he didn't like it, and she didn't like it, and he basically got escorted out, and then they offered us free tickets for tonight
'It wasn't this big crazy thing, it was just a bunch of girls having a good time and he didn't want us to have fun.'
Playing on one of Taylor's most famous lyric from Anti Hero, she captioned it: 'It's me, hi, I'm the problem.'
Intervention: Taylor Swift repeatedly broke away from the song she was singing onstage Saturday to seemingly yell at a security guard in the audience
Fans believe they have cracked the code and found the moment the security guard (circled, bottom center, wearing a hat) - who was shouted at by Swift - rushes over to stop fans from jumping near the barrier
Captured from another angle, Taylor can be seen reaching out to the crowd and shouting at the security for an unknown reason
Kelly poses with a friend at the Tampa, Florida, concert in April
Kelly (left) told DailyMail.com that she has been a massive fan of Swift since she was in high school in 2007
A new frame-by-frame clip shows a security guard, wearing glasses and a hat, rushing over to a group of fans jumping at the barrier.
The footage suggests he then raised his arms to move the girls from the metal railing. It's at this point Taylor begins shouting in their direction.
The Taylor Swift fan who recorded the moment added: 'Also for everyone’s reference - the same security guard had been giving those girls trouble all night if they got close to barricade.'
One witness, who claimed that security on her side were also being aggressive, said: 'Taylor was yelling at a security guard because they fully kept putting their hands on us to physically push us off of the barricade instead of just telling us to move.
'We weren’t throwing anything, we weren’t screaming anything insane, she was fully coming over to dance and sing with us and it resulted in security being extremely aggressive for no reason.'
The witness told DailyMail.com that the ordeal that made Taylor break from her singing happened on the other side of the stage from
