Alyce Collins

After a weekend spent with her sister playing the "Eras Tour" on repeat, Mia is now "a Swiftie through and through" and she even has a favorite song.

River's tantrums have become all too frequent, which is why his owner has taken to calling him her "70-pound toddler."

Olesya Krishchuk often lets her cat try the food she's eating, but on this occasion, he couldn't resist and "just got a head start."

Jason expected to solve the puzzle within seconds, but he became "mildly infuriated" when he couldn't find a single difference.

Within seconds of hearing the track, Steve Hackman "felt instantly connected" and marveled at Swift's lyrical storytelling.

"Looks like the beginning of a Disney movie," one TikTok user wrote.

Cara Lynch felt as if her therapist had "dropped a bomb," and she was left in disbelief by his suggestion.

As soon as Roo came to her foster home, she "immediately pursued Darwin," and eventually won him over to become an inseparable duo now.

Brothers don't always get along, but it's safe to say this duo have formed an unbreakable bond already. It will only get stronger.

Erich said the ring was "one of the best things" he's found all year because of how grateful the couple was after.

Ollie was in a bad way when Natalie Altman found him, but she's made sure he "will live the rest of his life full of love, care, and joy."

Kyle Williams loves the magic and tranquility he feels when he's in the garden, as it helps him find "peace in the daily hustle."

Letting her students pick any topic wasn't an easy decision, but Kelsey Clodfelter told Newsweek they knocked it out of the park.

Whether it's dogs who are the same size or twice her size, Sweeney isn't afraid to start "throwing paws" to get their attention.

Casey Strickland told Newsweek that she saw "a stream of stuffing starting from the back door, going through to the living room."

While some might not like the idea of living with family, Mary Tan says it's just like "living in a regular apartment."

Juggling dating with classified work isn't easy, Brittany Butler Jennings says.

Gloria certainly loved her first ever medical bath, as Emily Dunn told Newsweek that she was so grateful and "seemed to just relax into it."

Sierra Stone, of Atlanta, Georgia, told Newsweek that she was "so happy Gracie was there" to offer her unconditional support.

Husband Chuck Peeks told Newsweek: "I think half of my tears were those of sorrow, but the other half were joy and pride."

Dillon White joked that he's "still waiting on the emergency vet to name that new wing" after his dogs since they're such regulars.

The innovative training method has earned heaps of praise online, and one TikTok user lauded it as "genius."

The hilarious fail left TikTok users in hysterics, as one person joked that whoever made the cake deserves "employee of year."

Ruby the cat could be seen showing Dallas around her favorite spots in the house and the best toys to play with.

It seems as if Barbie is in her Taylor Swift era now, with a makeover to recreate the singer's iconic red lipstick and bangs.

There was hardly a dry eye on the internet after this special moment, which one person called "the absolute best thing on TikTok."

Fortunately while Menchaca was stuck, the TikTok comments kept him entertained as one person joked: "Sounds like someone is playing the Sims with your life."

Jacqui Jagger told Newsweek that "far too many people have been on the receiving end of a catch-up," something often daunting.

There were too many red flags for Lauren Hamilton to keep count, but she sees it as "a learning experience" and is relieved she didn't take the job.

The hilarious theme brought together the Kardashian clan, Donna from "Mamma Mia", and even Donna Kelce; can you guess what it was?