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The video is not the official music video for ‘Elizabeth Taylor,’ but rather an accompanying visualiser available on Spotify and Apple Music.<\/p>\n
Taylor Swift<\/a> has paid homage to Elizabeth Taylor<\/a> in a new music video. The singer dropped the video, available on Spotify and Apple Music, on March 31, sharing it on her Instagram story.<\/p>\n Featuring clips from some of Elizabeth’s best known films, including A Place in the Sun<\/em>, Cleopatra<\/em>, Cat on a Tin Roof,<\/em> and Father of The Bride<\/em>, the video is a tribute to the late movie star.<\/p>\n The video for ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ also includes archival footage depicting her career, including paparazzi storming her car, and Elizabeth showing off the engagement ring from her ex husband Richard Burton<\/a>.<\/p>\n Though Swift herself didn’t appear in the music video, she provided a special thanks section at the end, thanking Elizabeth’s family, as well as her ex-husbands’ (Mike Todd and Michael Wilding) families. The actress died of congestive heart failure back in 2011 at age 79.<\/p>\n Swift has previously admitted to taking inspiration from the movie star, calling her “a role model.” In the ‘Elizabeth Taylor Track by Track’ voice note, she described her Elizabeth Taylor-inspired song as a “love song through the lens” of what the actress went through in her life, while also drawing parallels to her own.<\/p>\n Last month, The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI)<\/a> revealed that Swift was the best-selling artist worldwide in 2025, naming her the Global Artist of the Year for the fourth year in a row.<\/p>\n That same month she released the music video for ‘Opalite’<\/a>, featuring the Irish likes of Domhnall Gleeson, Cillian Murphy, Graham Norton, and more.<\/p>\n The video for ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ comes nearly six months after Swift dropped her twelfth studio album The Life of a Showgirl<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n You can watch the ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ video on Spotify:<\/strong><\/p>\n