This is the truth about Taylor Swift's pregnancy

A photo of American singer Taylor Swift during her stay in New York City has gone viral, with some noticing what appeared to be a slight bulge in her stomach area as she appeared in a short black dress, leading to speculation about a possible pregnancy.

Taylor Swift pregnancy fact

The photo has been widely circulated on social media, especially in light of her well-known romantic relationship with American football player Travis Kelce, which began in the summer of 2023.

However, a closer examination of the image revealed that it may have been the result of an optical illusion caused by the color of the dress overlapping with the color of a car behind her, dispelling the alleged pregnancy claims.

Public reaction to the news

Users reacted to the photo in varying ways, with one writing: “I thought Travis Kelce was going to be a dad,” while others felt the image was merely a result of angle and lighting.

Despite the widespread interaction, Swift did not issue any statements, choosing to continue her artistic career without comment.

Friendship breakdown

In another context, media reports indicated tension in Swift's relationship with actress Blake Lively after a friendship that lasted for nearly ten years. According to informed sources, Lively attempted to contact Swift several times without a response, which was interpreted as a decline in the relationship due to a loss of trust.

Despite rumors of a rift with Lively, Swift was spotted in New York City with her close friend Selena Gomez over the weekend. Both appeared in elegant outfits that exuded a sense of intimacy and support, highlighting the strength of their relationship.

Swift wins rights to her song

On the other hand, Taylor Swift has purchased the rights to her first six albums, ending a long battle over ownership of her works. She wrote on her website on Friday: "All the music I've ever made is now mine. All my music videos, all my concert footage, my album covers, my photos, my unreleased songs. The memories, the magic, the madness. Every era. All my life's work." She described it as "my biggest dream come true."

Taylor Swift was at odds over the issue with music mogul Scooter Braun, who acquired Big Machine in 2019 for $300 million, securing the majority of Swift's hit recording rights, which she claimed had been "ripped off."