Viral: Taylor Swift's “modest” dancer, who worked with Travis Kelce at Wembley, fell in the middle of the concert in London

It first went viral on TikTok, with fans sharing video of the incident and singing the backing dancer's praises. Saunders fell during the London concert as Swift was performing one of her latest songs – “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.”

The 32-year-old choreographer recovered quickly after his fall. He managed to get back on his feet without any problems and continued the performance without interruption. That's what I call professionalism.

While his fans praised his efforts, they also shared some witty comments online. Referencing the song title, one fan quipped: “Because he can do it with broken legs.” Someone else pointed out his “very low key” demeanor and his recovery.

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Taylor Swift's dancer Kameron Saunders once again conquers hearts with his self-deprecating humor

However, fans weren't the only ones who made the most of the situation. The Eras Tour dancer also shared a clip from the evening on his own social media. The edited version, posted to his Instagram profile, includes the popular voiceover: “You're probably wondering how I got into this situation…” As Saunders caught himself after the fall, the video loops in slow motion before he returned to his position in front of Swift while other dancers followed him in choreographed formation.

Swifties who have been following their beloved artist's concerts on the Eras Tour will remember Kameron Saunders as the same dancer who joined the pop star's boyfriend, Travis Kelce, on June 23 when he made his stage debut in London. Saunders' fall essentially marked another circle, as it also happened at a show in the English capital. In addition, the Kansas City Chiefs star joined Kameron during the “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” set.

The choreographer's hilarious post, which Kelce liked on Instagram, is captioned: “See how I didn't trip the boss when I ate shit last night? … very ✨MINDFUL✨ very ✨Low key✨

😂😂😂😂😂

I read all your comments saying, “He's such a pro. He jumped right back into the choreography.” I'm fine. I promise. 😂😂😂, that was just a little ego check in front of 92,000 people! BUT that deserves a laugh. Have fun! 😂”

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The friendship between Kameron Saunders and Travis Kelce

Kameron's connection to Kelce runs even deeper. In June, after collaborating with the NFL star for Swift's performance at Wembley Stadium, he recalled on Instagram how he and his family had been to “countless Chiefs games” to support his younger brother Khalen Saunders, who happens to be Kelce's former teammate.

“Three of those four years he was with the Chiefs, we went to the Super Bowl and won twice… ABSOLUTE LEGACY!!!” Saunders wrote. “And now you and I share the biggest stage in the world with the Chief… we've come full circle!”

Kelce responded by commenting, “The Saunders brothers have always been my favorites.”

“From winning the Super Bowl with Sir Bink @khalennotkaylen to the fun we had bringing Tay back to life on stage with you guys the other day… and even hanging with Mama Saunders cheering you guys on in Australia! 🍻 More memories to come!!,” he added.

For their latest chapter of the Eras Tour, Paramore performed alongside Taylor Swift as the opening act in London. After their last two performances at Wembley Stadium on August 19 and 20, the “Gorgeous” singer will continue her musical extravaganza with Gracie Abrams in Toronto on November 14 and will conclude the grand world tour in Vancouver on December 8.