It seems like the friendship between Taylor Swift and Blake Lively has finally come to an end. The singer’s team has reportedly sent a strict “no-go” list, instructing them not to ask any questions about Lively or Ryan Reynolds during her press tour for the album, The Life of a Showgirl.
Taylor Swift won’t be taking any Blake Lively questions during her press tour, says source
Taylor and Blake were close friends once and were often spotted together. However, their relationship went sour when Lively filed a lawsuit against actor Justin Baldoni, and the legal matter brought Swift into the limelight.
Recently, when the pop singer launched her album, The Life of a Showgirl, people thought they had reconciled. The actor even liked Swift’s Instagram post celebrating the release of the album, which seemed like a subtle show of support.
However, it seems like things are still tense between the two. A new report by #ShutterScoop suggests that Swift doesn’t want to address any questions about her former bestie and her partner, Reynolds.
The source revealed that Swift’s team has sent strict guidelines to all major outlets, instructing them not to mention Lively or her husband, both on and off camera.
An insider revealed, “Taylor’s team made it crystal clear — Blake is off-limits. They’re not in a good place, and Taylor doesn’t want it overshadowing her album or engagement news.”
Since the launch of Swift’s album, the reported former friends have been making headlines, sparking speculations. People thought that the track, “Cancelled,” refers to Swift’s personal relationship with the Gossip Girl actor, and Lively was reportedly hurt by the lyrics referencing a “jealous friend with a silver screen smile.”
But for the Soon You’ll Get Better singer, all the focus is on her work. The source added, “She’s focused on her music and Travis [Kelce], not friendship drama.”
Originally reported by Chhavi Pur on RealityTea
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