As part of the first leg of her UK tour, the 34-year-old performed three shows at the Murrayfield Stadium last weekend where more than 219,000 fans watched.

Though summer is just over a week away, the cool air in the stadium likely wasn’t helping the singer’s case after temperatures dropped below eight degrees Celsius on the night of the show.

Some have blamed the chilly temperatures for the incident after the pop-star was seen clearing her nose of snot as she performed the hit song ‘Don’t Blame Me’.

Taylor Swift pictured blowing her nose during one of a trio of Edinburgh shows last weekend

The 34-year-old pop artist was seen wiping her fingers on her skirt after blowing her nose on stage mid performance 

In the video, the singer is seen blowing a stream of snot into her hands which she then lets drip down her hand before wiping on her skirt.

Some fans have even accused the pop sensation of flicking the mucus towards her fans as she braced the nose reddening temperatures.

While some were sympathetic, many have taken to social media to describe their disgust at seeing the pop star reeling off strings of snot.

One user wrote: ‘Taylor Swift blew her nose and snot on her skirt on stage. Fans also noticed how Taylor licked the snot from her nose at one point.’

A second was completely disgusted: ‘Someone please give Taylor Swift some tissues, the amount of times I’ve seen her wipe her nose with her hands in the past few days is crazy. I understand she’s performing but there’s got to be a way to make sure she always has access to some tissues.’

However, some came to her defence with one writing: ‘I’m not even a Swiftie, but I seriously don’t get why anyone would be mad or disgusted by someone wiping their nose. Like seriously? What was she supposed to do? I’m guessing she didn’t have a tissue right there but at least she didn’t want her face covered with snot,’

While some were sympathetic, many have taken to social media to describe their disgust at seeing the pop star reeling off strings of snot

Taylor pictured with snot running down her fingers. Some fans have even accused the pop sensation of flicking the mucus towards her fans as she braced the nose reddening temperatures

Taylor’s trio of Edinburgh shows kicked off the singer’s UK tour which will be followed by nights in Cardiff and Liverpool as well as eight nights at Wembley – where 720,000 fans will attend in London alone.

Taylor has already performed 53 dates in the US, she will return after the European leg to do nine more shows in Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis. She will perform a total of 50 shows across 18 cities in Europe.

Some dedicated fans began queuing a full 48 hours before the star arrived in the city for her tour, as a whopping 220,000 excitedly wait for a glimpse and to buy merchandise.

However, many struggled to find accommodation in Edinburgh as hotels were quickly booked up despite tripling their rates during the megastar’s three-night residency between June 7 and 9.

Her Eras tour is set to boost the British economy by almost £1 billion.

Taylor pictured performing in Edinburgh on 7 June. Her trio of Edinburgh shows kicked off the singer’s UK tour which will be followed by nights in Cardiff and Liverpool as well as eight nights at Wembley – where 720,000 fans will attend in London alone

Taylor pictured at the Edinburgh show last weekend. Researchers have calculated each Swiftie attending an Eras concert in the UK will spend on average £848 to see their idol perform

On top of the ticket price itself, fans also splash out on travel, accommodation, a pre-concert meal, official merchandise and many will buy a new outfit for the big occasion too.

Researchers have calculated each Swiftie attending an Eras concert in the UK will spend on average £848 to see their idol perform.

Since her Scottish debut at the weekend, UK fans have complained that they have struggled to get tickets due to American’s buying up UK shows.

Taking to social media after the show, fans have said they’re upset at the choice of some attendees to fly to Scotland, given that the singer hasn’t performed in the country in eight years.

While Americans have responded they struggled to get tickets in their home state, and added that European dates are significantly cheaper due to the strength of the dollar.

Of the 4.35 million tickets sold to Swiftie fans, people from all over the world have struggled to get access to shows due to exceptionally high demand.