Taylor Swift Opened Up About Her and Joe Alwyn’s Six Years of Courting and ‘Dodging Bizarre Rumors’

Taylor Swift’s Midnights might be out in lower than two weeks, and Swift is not even hiding the actual fact the album’s first observe “Lavender Haze” is about her and Joe Alwyn’s relationship of six years. Swift and Alwyn have made a degree to maintain their love story private, however Swift has, up to now, shared somewhat about their bond via her music.

And in explaining what “Lavender Haze” is about, Swift additionally supplied her followers up very uncommon perception into how she feels about Alwyn now—and what it has been like defending that relationship for years now.

“Lavender Haze is observe 1 on Midnights,” she began. “I occurred upon the phrase ‘lavender haze’ after I was watching Mad Males. I seemed it up as a result of I believed it sounded cool. And it seems that it’s a standard phrase used within the ’50s the place they’d describe being in love. In case you within the ‘lavender haze,’ then that meant you have been in that all-encompassing love glow. And I believed that was actually lovely.”

“I suppose, theoretically, once you’re within the ‘lavender haze,’ you’ll do something to remain there,” she continued. “And never let folks carry you down off of that cloud. I feel that lots of people should take care of this now, not identical to ‘public figures,’ as a result of we stay within the period of social media, and if the world finds out for those who’re in love with someone they’re going to weigh in on it. Like my relationship for six years we’ve needed to dodge bizarre rumors, tabloid stuff, and we simply ignore it. So this music is in regards to the act of ignoring that stuff to guard the true stuff.”

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A few of these bizarre tabloid rumors embody hypothesis the 2 could also be secretly engaged. Alwyn weighed in on that one, telling WSJ in April that he’ll by no means actually inform both approach. “If I had a pound for each time I feel I’ve been advised I’ve been engaged, then I’d have quite a lot of pound cash,” he stated. “I imply, the reality is, if the reply was sure, I wouldn’t say, and if the reply was no, I wouldn’t say.”