“People Couldn’t Sensationalize”: Taylor Swift Endorses Powerful Possibilities of Female Friendship as NFL and Musical World Awaits the Queen’s Coronation

In the prologue of ‘1989: Taylor’s Version’, Swift admonishes the public for sexualizing her friendships. Dropping at midnight, it’s her fourth re-recorded original master, showcasing Taylor Swift’s signature style. However, leaked screenshots reveal her perspective. Swift quashes lingering rumors of secret relationships with close female pals.

Taylor Swift denounces the double standards faced by women. She addresses persistent rumors of dating female friends, emphasizing her choice to avoid male companionship due to societal scrutiny.

Swift takes a stand: Female friendships

In response to gaining control of her music post-Scooter Braun’s catalog sale, Taylor Swift’s “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” drops, featuring five previously unreleased “From the Vault” tracks from 2014, including the fan-favorite “New Romantics.”

In the prologue, Swift addresses the sexualization of her female friendships during the original “1989” era, “I swore off dating and decided to focus only on myself, my music, my growth, and my female friendships,” emphasizing her decision to focus solely on self, music, growth, and female bonds.

She candidly reflects, “If I only hung out with my female friends, people couldn’t sensationalize or sexualize that, right? I would learn later on that people could and people would.” Swift firmly dispels longstanding rumors about her sexuality.

Swift clarified in a Sept. 2019 Vogue interview that her song “Me!” wasn’t a subtle LGBTQ+ announcement, debunking speculations.

Dianna Agron & Taylor Swift controversy truth?

In 2012, Dianna Agron and Taylor Swift’s close friendship made headlines, with photos of them together at events like the 2014 American Music Awards. Despite rumors, Agron, in a Rolling Stone Q&A, downplayed speculations of a romantic connection, saying: “I mean, there have been many stories about my dating life that are so wildly untrue. That’s funny,” its fair share of inaccurate stories.

Swift’s song “22” featured cryptic capital letters in its lyrics, including “Ashley,” “Dianna,” “Claire,” and “Selena,” hinting at friends’ names. Agron, however, recently humbly denied inspiring the song and casually dismissed the romantic rumors as mere fan fiction.

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Nevertheless, Swift, now with NFL star Travis Kelce, recently announced the re-release of “1989,” due this Friday. Allegedly, Swift not only attended Kelce’s Chiefs games but also joined afterparties and celebrated his birthday. The two had been casually spending time together since he visited NYC a few weeks prior, according to The Messenger. The celebrity and the NFL Chiefs tight end remain unofficial, but their public affectionate moments strongly suggest a budding romance.

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