List of Stars Celebrating Taylor Swift's Masters Buy Back
's milestone career achievement took the internet by storm last week. In an announcement shared on May 30, the singer revealed that she regained ownership of her master recordings. This massive news not only made the fanbase happy, but it was also welcomed and celebrated widely by several celebrities. From BFF Selena Gomez to boyfriend Travis Kelce and his mom Donna Kelce, many from the industry showed their support.
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Taylor Swift's career update announcement about buying back her catalog struck a chord with Swifties and her celebrity friends. Nearly six years after record executive Scooter Braun purchased the rights to her music for millions and later sold it to Shamrock Capital, the singer penned an emotional letter, claiming that her 'entire life's work' is now hers by all means.
Her close friend Selena Gomez shared the joy by reposting Swift's announcement on her Instagram story. Congratulating her friend on her milestone career update, the singer-actor said. 'YES YOU DID THAT TAY!!! SO proud!' A day after the announcement, the two ladies also reunited for a girls' night out in New York City to celebrate the achievement. Photos suggest that the pop stars dined at the Monkey Bar and seemed to have had a gala time. Fellow singer and friend Gracie Abrams also reposted the announcement and said, 'F— yes.'
Here's the list of celebrities who supported Swift's masters' buy back. Please note that this isn't the full list but a few of the many industry individuals who have expressed their love and support.
Selena Gomez
Gracie Abrams
Travis Kelce
Donna Kelce
Jack Antonoff
Caitlyn Clark
Suki Waterhouse
Phoebe Bridgers
Kelsea Ballerini
Kesha
Carole King
Jenny Han
Ashe
Lorde
Addison Rae
Patrick Mahomes
Brittany Mahomes
Katy Perry
Hailey Bieber
Griff
Maisie Peters
Demi Lovato
Post Malone
Sabrina Carpenter
Jimmy Fallon
Tate McRae
Maggie Rogers
Nicki Minaj
Alessia Cara
Nicole Wallace
Lea Michele
Gigi Hadid
Lili Reinhart
Dixie Damelio
Taylor Lautner
Anita Baker
Candice King
Charlie Puth
Megan Moroney
Benny Blanco
Gigi Perez
Ice Spice
Rachel Zegler
Amelia Dimoldenberg
Karen Elson
Saint Hoax
Alana Haim
Jennifer Garner
Idina Menzel
Niamh Hadkins
Pat McGrath
HAIM
Alison Roman
Vanessa Bryant
Keleigh Teller
Caroline Polachek
Morgane Stapleton
Maren Morris
For her career update announcement, Taylor Swift posed with the original covers of her first six albums with the caption, 'You belong with me.' As of now, the Instagram post has over 9 million likes, and her X (formerly Twitter) update has 60 million views.
Originally reported by Varsha Narayanan on Reality Tea.
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