In Pictures: Roger Federer turns "Swiftie" with his wife Mirka and their children as the family attends Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert in Zurich

Roger Federer enjoyed a family outing at Taylor Swift's concert in Zurich. The Swiss maestro attended the first night of the singer-songwriter's 'The Era Tour' with his wife Mirka, his twin daughters - Myla and Charlene, and twin sons - Leo and Lennart.

The family of six was also joined by Federer's parents, Lynette and Robert. This is the first stop in Swift's tour that will next move on to Milan.

Federer took to Instagram to share a picture from the concert. In the picture, he showed off his wrist which was full with a stack of friendship bracelets.

Screengrab from Roger Federer's Instagram

Federer had a fan following of his own at the concert with many of the "Swifties", as the American talent's fans are called, coming to him. He graciously exchanged friendship bracelets with a few of them as they took his picture.

The 20-time Grand Slam champion often expresses his pleasure at being able to spend more time with his family since he hung up his racquet in 2022. Away from the limelight of the ongoing 2024 Wimbledon Championships, the family let their hair down at the 'Anti-Hero' singer's concert.

The musically inclined family was also present at last year's Bruce Springsteen and Elton John concerts. That year, Federer was also invited onstage by Coldplay at their 'Music of the Spheres' concert.

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Roger Federer attended Wimbledon 2024 hours after wife Mirka's surprise SW19 appearance

Roger Federer at the special screening of the documentary "Federer: Twelve Final Days"

Before attending Taylor Swift's concert, Roger Federer was at the Wimbledon Village on Day 4 of the Championships.

The former World No. 1 was unsure of being at Wimbledon this year. During the screening of the documentary "Federer: Twelve Final Days", which details the days leading up to Federer's retirement, he spoke about his kids "pushing" him to be there.

"I'm making plans, kids are pushing me there... I’m happy at home but the kids said ‘No we wanna come to Wimbledon this year, you were [there] last year without us!’, so, hey, then we go to Wimbledon."

However, it was his wife Mirka who made a surprise visit to SW19. She was spotted in the stands at Center Court watching the all-Italian showdown between Jannik Sinner and Matteo Berrettini. Sinner won the match in four sets before eventually losing to Daniil Medvedev in the quarterfinals of the Grass Major.

Federer was not present alongside his wife at the time. The record 8-time Wimbledon champion was there hours later as he walked around the Village accompanied by officials.