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New Photo of Taylor Swift at Intimate Wedding Surfaces on Friday
New Photo of Taylor Swift at Intimate Wedding Surfaces on Friday

Yahoo

timea day ago

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New Photo of Taylor Swift at Intimate Wedding Surfaces on Friday

New Photo of Taylor Swift at Intimate Wedding Surfaces on Friday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. A new photo of Taylor Swift has been circulating on the Internet. This time, at a wedding. The candid photo, originally posted by @paigedoeswhatshewants on TikTok on Friday but was deleted an hour after it was posted, shows Swift having a conversation with two other people wearing a sleeveless baby blue midi dress with pink flowers and a pair of brown wedges. Her wavy hair was worn down and she seemed to be wearing a simple gold bracelet on her wrist. The creator who posted the photo put the 35-year-old singer's song "So High School" in the background, which is the 22nd song from her latest album "The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology." "not taylor swift being at my friends friends cousins wedding..." the creator wrote. Though the "You Need to Calm Down" singer has been trying to keep a relatively low profile since the end of her "Eras Tour" in December 2024 and after her boyfriend, tight end Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs lost the Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles in February, she has been spotted quite frequently these past couple of weeks. On Wednesday evening, the couple was seen enjoying a dinner date at Buccan in Palm Beach, with Swift wearing a black mini dress and a pair of nude wedges. Then on May 23, they were spotted eating together at Harry's Bar and Restaurant, sitting side-by-side in a booth and enjoying their night. Last Friday, the singer revealed that she purchased the rights to her first six albums: her self-titled debut, "Fearless," "Speak Now," "Red," "1989" and "Reputation." This means that the 35-year-old singer owns every single recording, music video, concert film and the art that comes with it. "All of the music I've ever belongs to me," the singer wrote in a letter that's published on her website. "Every single era. My entire life's work." Amid the exciting news of Swift's major announcement, this photo quickly sparked conversation among fans. Though details about the event remain limited, the image alone was enough to set social media story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 7, 2025, where it first appeared.

White House defends Donald Trump's Taylor Swift insult; Swifties call it ‘toddler-like attack' as Travis Kelce reportedly ‘livid'
White House defends Donald Trump's Taylor Swift insult; Swifties call it ‘toddler-like attack' as Travis Kelce reportedly ‘livid'

Time of India

time20-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

White House defends Donald Trump's Taylor Swift insult; Swifties call it ‘toddler-like attack' as Travis Kelce reportedly ‘livid'

The White House has weighed in after Donald Trump stirred controversy with a jab at Taylor Swift, suggesting her popularity has dipped since he declared his dislike for the pop star. 'Has anyone noticed that, since I said 'I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,' she's no longer 'HOT'?' Trump posted Friday on Truth Social. The White House clarifies Trump's 'Taylor Swift's no longer hot' remark At Monday's White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked to respond to Trump's recent comment on Taylor Swift. After letting out a soft chuckle, she said, 'Look, he is speaking about Taylor Swift's political views and how perhaps it has impacted the support of the American public for her work.' Swifties weren't convinced, and they let the White House know it Swift's fans, better known as Swifties, did not hold back after the White House attempted to clarify Trump's latest jab at the singer, dismissing Leavitt's statement as 'silly.' 'Maybe Karoline should check how many followers Taylor Swift has and the average 69,000 fans per night for her concert tour before saying something this silly,' one fan posted. Maybe Karoline should check how many followers Taylor Swift has, and the average 69,000 fans per night for her concert tour before saying something this House Responds to President Trump's Comment That Taylor Swift Is 'No Longer Hot' - People Another wrote, 'Trump: 750 people in line to buy Taylor Swift tickets! Guess she's still got it in spite of your angry attack. Would they line up to your act?' Trump: 750 people in line to buy Taylor Swift tickets! Guess she's still got it in spite of your angry attack. Would they line up to your act? Others turned to Swift's own lyrics for a response. One fan cited her 2019 hit You Need to Calm Down, calling it the perfect clapback to Trump's 'toddler-like' remark: 'And we see you over there on the internet / Comparing all the girls who are killing it / But we figured you out.' It's fun - and fitting - that the best response to Trump's toddler-like attack on Taylor Swift is a song she did five years ago."And we see you over there on the internetComparing all the girls who are killing itBut we figured you out" One comment that gained traction summed it up bluntly: 'Trump desperately craves Taylor Swift's attention, and he's mad as hell she won't give him a sideways glance.' Trump desperately craves Taylor Swift's attention and he's mad as hell she won't give him a sideways glance.. Travis Kelce 'livid' over Trump's comments, report says The backlash hasn't just come from fans. According to a Daily Mail report, Swift's boyfriend and NFL star, Travis Kelce, is 'seething' over Trump's dig. 'Travis is livid that the President of the United States is talking negatively about Taylor,' a source close to the Kansas City Chiefs' tight end told the outlet. 'He is so mad that he is going to use it as motivation during training for the season ahead, especially if Trump continues talking.' The insider added, 'Since Travis can't say anything publicly because that would just open another can of worms, he has to figure out ways to get it out of his system. He would love to protect Taylor and stick up for her. But keeping quiet is the move he has to do right now.' This was not the first time Trump took a jab at Swift. In September 2024, the Eras Tour star showed her support for Vice President Kamala Harris and called out Trump's campaign for using fake AI images of her. Trump hit back on Truth Social, writing, 'I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!' The tension has been building ever since, with the US president posting a string of public digs aimed at Swift in 2025.

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