Taylor Swift Delivers Christmas Surprise to 13-Year-Old Cancer Patient

Taylor Swift recently surprised a 13-year-old cancer patient by stopping by her home and spending time with her.

The 26-year-old "Bad Blood" singer took a trip to Grand Junction, Colorado where Delaney Clements, a young girl suffering from neuroblastoma, lives, and showed up unannounced, according to E! News.

"Literally speechless right now!!!!! My new best friend (as I call her now ) made a special stop from going home to Tennessee and surprised me and gave me the best present/ hugg ever!!" Clements wrote on Instagram Saturday afternoon while also posting a photo of her flashing a huge smile with the singer. "Thank you !! I love you!! Happy holidays!!"

 I was just laying down taking a nap in my room when my mom said I had a visitor. And I thought it might just be another person coming to see how I was. Then suddenly the most amazing miracle happens... The Taylor Swift walked into my bedroom and spent the afternoon with me just talking and hanging!!!! I am beyond Blessed for everyone's help and support!!! Thank you!!!Happy holidays!! @taylorswift #Delaneymeettaylor @bryyleiigh

A photo posted by ~Delaney Clements~ (@delaneyy.bugg) on Dec 19, 2015 at 2:56pm PST

Swift gave Clements a shout out on social media to as well, writing, "Merry Christmas Baby @delaneyy.bugg."

Clements was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in 2010 at the age of eight and has had the cancer return four times. She has since gained a hefty following on social media. With the help of all her followers tweeting the hashtag #DelaneyMeetTaylor, she got the Swift's attention.

"So happy for my baby girl," Wendy Campbell, Clements' mom, wrote on Facebook after the visit. "Thank you Taylor Swift for the best Christmas present ever."

During the visit Clements is seen giving Swift a huge and posing for several photos with the singer alongside her friends. Campbell recently announced that, unfortunately, hospice care was in Clements' near future.

"We are so blessed to be surrounded with so many wonderful people who love and care for us and forever grateful for all the support we have received over the past five years," she shared on Facebook. "Our goal now is to keep Delaney as comfortable as possible and keep her spirits uplifted as she travels on a journey we fought so hard to avoid."

Swift recently also announced the release of her "1989 World Tour Live" on Apple Music.