Taylor Swift’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” has left her exes tossing and turning, losing sleep for reasons one cannot even fathom. There has been quite a bit of speculation surrounding her new hit track, “Wood,” which has had listeners wondering if it’s about her fiancé Travis Kelce’s manhood. More recently, a source claimed that all this talk has had Swift’s former partners worrying whether she has written about theirs as well.
Taylor Swift’s songs are giving her exes sleepless nights for a big reason, says source
Rob Shuter exclusively learned how Taylor Swift’s exes have been reacting to her new album, especially the song “Wood.” The pop star’s past flames have reportedly been spiraling into sleepless nights for a reason, and Shuter spilled the beans in a recent report. Sources revealed that one particular track in her latest record, “The Life of a Showgirl,” has had them dreading what she might have written about them.
The song titled “Wood” had eagle-eyed Swifties wondering if her fiancé, Travis Kelce, was the inspiration behind it. It seemingly addresses him as a full-grown “redwood,” and the rumors following the release had the singer herself revisiting the origins of what appear to be overtly sexual lyrics that sparked the speculation. However, insiders believe this had her former romantic partners worrying about what she might reveal next about their manhood.
Some of Swift’s exes, including Joe Alwyn, Harry Styles, and Jake Gyllenhaal, allegedly didn’t seem too fond of what she could have in store for them. Alwyn has reportedly been “dreading” a dissection like this, while Styles and Gyllenhaal have been hoping that history doesn’t repeat itself with another minutes-long heartbreak ballad.
Sources claimed that John Mayer is “smirking but sweating.” Moreover, even Matty Healy is bracing for an impact when a lyrical takedown strikes him because “nobody escapes the Taylorverse.”
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