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Vancouver Canucks star Elias Pettersson makes an unexpected appearance in massive global documentary
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In lighter news for the Vancouver Canucks, Elias Pettersson and his wife Katelyn Pettersson made a surprise appearance in the Taylor Swift Eras Tour documentary, it was one of the biggest music tours in history.
Pettersson has been out of action for eight straight games, but Canucks fans cane see a familiar face if they were to watch the documentary.
"The Vancouver Canucks had their four game win streak snapped by the Philadelphia Flyers last night, and what's worse is Elias Pettersson has now missed eight games in a row, the injury updates provided by Adam Foote haven't been consistent and it's starting to concern fans."-Stinson
Elias Pettersson making appearances on TV without being on the ice.
Rob Williams of the Daily Hive reported on the nice surprise cameo the Petterssons made. While it was a brief one, Pettersson was still noteworthy enough to be featured in documentary as big as this one.
"The Petterssons attended Swift's concert when the Eras Tour visited Vancouver in December 2024, which included three-straight sold-out shows at BC Place. It looks like Elias and Katelyn had floor seats, which is where cameras caught them enjoying Swift's performance."-Williams
Katelyn was clearly excited to see the couple make an appearance, definitely the more animated of the two. And recorded some reactions from seeing themselves on the show.
"Nobody is happier about this than Katelyn, who said it gave her a «much-needed giggle.»Katelyn filmed the couple's reaction to seeing themselves in the documentary, zooming into Elias' smiling face in a video posted to social media."-Williams
Pettersson is expected to hopefully be back shortly after the holiday break, either the first or second game once they return. His absence has brought mixed feelings from fans, as the Canucks have done well without him, but maybe with the new look team he would perform well and find some chemistry.
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