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Taylor Swift recently turned a surprise hospital visit into a life-changing moment for several young patients — especially 7-year-old Majesty Williams, who has become the pop star’s newest best friend.

Following the heartwarming encounter at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Florida on June 13, fans have raised tens of thousands of dollars through GoFundMe to support Majesty, and other children Swift met that day.

“You're so, so sweet. She's my best friend,” Swift says in a viral TikTok video as Majesty lovingly runs her fingers through the singer’s hair.

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Majesty’s Journey and Swift’s Surprise

Majesty, who was born with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, received a heart transplant at just 2 years old. Her mother, Shaneka Holloman, tells USA TODAY:

“I don’t know whose heart she has, but whoever it was, was full of love, because my baby girl is full of love.”

Taylor's visit was a surprise to the kids. Holloman assumed she would be meeting a therapy dog.

Instead, it was Taylor Swift, fresh off a night out with Travis Kelce at the Stanley Cup Finals.

“Then I hear my baby say, ‘Taylor Swift,’” Holloman recalls. “I didn’t know what to say. This is Taylor Swift, America’s sweetheart.”

They spent 15 minutes together. Majesty even asked Swift for her phone number — a true BFF moment.

🔗 Majesty’s GoFundMe

Aaliyah’s Story: A Fighter with a Book

Another young patient, 2-year-old Aaliyah, had recently undergone brain tumor surgery. Swift autographed an Eras Tour book for her, which briefly appeared for resale online before Swifties bought it and returned it to her family.

Aaliyah's family set up a fundraiser to help cover mounting medical expenses. Fans donated in increments of $13, Swift’s favorite number, raising over $51,000 of their $100,000 goal.

“She’s so strong. She’s a fighter,” wrote Crystal Mortensen, Aaliyah’s mom.

🔗 Aaliyah’s GoFundMe

Zoe’s Fight Against Neuroblastoma

10-year-old Zoe has been battling neuroblastoma for nearly seven years. Despite her difficult journey, she remains upbeat and strong.

Swift’s visit helped shine a spotlight on her strength, leading to another wave of donations.

“She continues to inspire everyone around her with her courage and positive spirit,” reads her fundraiser.

🔗 Zoe’s GoFundMe

Swift’s Impact at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital

Dr. Jill Whitehouse, Chief of Surgery at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, posted a heartfelt thank-you after Swift’s visit: