“It must be exhausting always rooting for the anti-hero,” sang an unaware Taylor Swift. In a funny turn of events, the 12-time Grammy winner has been linked with Formula 1’s anti-hero. Yes, we are talking about Fernando Alonso who described himself as the bad boy anti-hero type in Drive to survive season 5. And while the rumor is still to find any footing, a picture of Taylor has surfaced online which has made F1 fans think she in fact is rooting for the anti-hero.

A Sagittarian, Taylor Swift celebrated her 33rd birthday in a recording studio on 14th December. Interestingly, the number is a special one for Alonso, as the man has been chasing a rush of adrenaline for over a decade in the name of his 33rd Grand Prix win. The Spaniard has even gone on to declare that he’ll ask for number 33 next year as the coveted win seems inevitable.

While on the first look, Taylor can be seen comfortably sitting on the studio floor behind a cello. Jack Antonoff, who wrote Anti-Hero with her, is in attendance playing his guitar. And even though this may seem like that’s all there is to the picture, fans have zoomed in to see the hand gesture Swift is making.

Taylor Swift making a prophecy for Fernando Alonso

Taylor’s hand gesture has three fingers of both hands pointed at the camera. And as the rumor mill of the cosmos holds, the woman’s THIRTY-THREE gesture may come true for the Aston Martin driver. Can it really be a prophecy? The fans awaiting the win went berserk, spotting yet another connection with the rumor that began with an American gossip column, Deuxmoi.

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But the fans couldn’t believe the coincidence and screamed “No” in disbelief.

While these rumors post Taylor’s breakup with Joe Alwyn have taken a life of their own, there seems to be little truth to it. But the fans jumped on the bandwagon nevertheless.

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Do you think Taylor has also made the right prediction following Fernando Alonso’s resurrection at Aston Martin?