Taylor Swift was left heartbroken after a fan passed away before her concert in Brazil.

A fan of Taylor Swift, 23, passed away at the singer's Eras Tour concert in Rio de Janeiro on Friday night, as confirmed by the show's organizers in Brazil. Taylor Swift took to Instagram stories on Saturday to announce that she was postponing her scheduled concerts until Monday due to the extreme temperatures. Swift will be performing two additional shows in Rio on Saturday and Sunday.

Ana Clara Benevides Machado's cause of death has not been disclosed, but it has been reported by the media that fans were prohibited from bringing water into the stadium despite extreme temperatures. The city's mayor has called for changes to be made before Taylor Swift's last two concerts.

In her Instagram stories, Swift shared about the fan's passing, expressing deep sorrow and a sense of being overwhelmed by grief whenever she tries to talk about it. She described her heart as shattered.

"There's very little information I have other than the fact that she was so incredibly beautiful and far too young," the singer wrote.

Time Fun, the show's organizers, informed on Instagram that Benevides received medical attention from paramedics after feeling unwell. According to the statement, she was brought to the first aid center at the stadium and then transferred to a hospital, where she passed away an hour later.

Numerous local media outlets have reported that despite the record-breaking temperatures in Rio and the rest of Brazil this week, there is a ban on bringing water bottles into the Nilton Santos Olympic stadium. Fans have been waiting in the scorching sun for several hours, with a dangerous and prolonged heat wave sweeping through the area.

According to CBS News, Meteorologist Andrew Kozak reported that Brazil experienced a heat index of over 130° this week, posing a deadly risk for outdoor activities, even for a brief duration.

On X, Justice Minister Flávio Dino announced that the ministry will be putting into effect "emergency regulations" for the availability of water at concerts and other public gatherings.

According to the online news site G1, a friend of Benevides, who was at the concert with her, stated that Benevides fainted at the start of the concert during Taylor Swift's performance of "Cruel Summer."

Taylor Swift's concert in Brazil was something we always said we would find a way to attend. She said to G1 shortly after her friend's death that the ticket had been very expensive, but they still managed to find a way.

On X, Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes expressed his sorrow over the "tragic loss of a young woman's life" ... It is not acceptable.

Paes wrote that while authorities are looking into the details of the death, the municipality will be requesting the show's production company to provide new water distribution points, increase the number of brigades and ambulances, and open the show an hour earlier on Saturday.

Due to the intense heat and the tragic passing of a fan, Taylor Swift has decided to reschedule her Saturday night concert on the 'Eras Tour' in Rio de Janeiro to Monday.

She has officially confirmed that she will not be attending Monday Night Football between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. This is the event where her parents are scheduled to meet the parents of her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, for the first time.

Swift's attendance at the game was a mystery until now, but her decision to honor her fans' Saturday tickets means she will be performing instead.

Time Fun, the organizer of the concert, took to their social media channels to announce that the show has been rescheduled for Monday.

Swift shared a statement on her personal Instagram account, noting that she was writing from her dressing room at the stadium. Tonight's show has been postponed due to the extreme temperatures in Rio.