I think the red is mssed here,so I add it.

[v0031]

I think the red is mssed here,so I add it.

“This is the proudest and happiest (moment) I’ve ever felt,” Swift says. “And the most creatively fulfilled and free I’ve ever been.”

[Rand]

WRONG

And you missed the “i” in missed so I add it.

[v0031]

So I ask in this way.

I think the word "moment" should appear after "happiest" in the following sentence:
"This is the proudest and happiest I've ever felt."
Am I right?

[Kleine Scheiße]

So I ask in this way.

I think the word "moment" should appear after "happiest" in the following sentence:
"This is the proudest and happiest I've ever felt."
Am I right?

Including "moment" does not cause a grammatical error but is not an accurate quotation. Neither "this is the happiest I've ever felt" nor "this is the happiest moment I've ever felt" is technically wrong, but the word "moment" is not necessary here. She is talking about a longer-term state of being and not one specific moment.