Taylor Swift confuses fans with 'inexplicable' admission in Time magazine interview

In a recent TIME magazine interview with Taylor Swift, following the singer's recognition as Person Of The Year, Swift used a blend of fantasy references to describe her approach to music.

She mentioned collecting horcruxes, infinity stones, and hearing Gandalf's voice, likening her music releases to a cinematic experience.

This odd statement left fans perplexed and sparked an array of reactions on social media platforms like X, formerly known as Twitter.

Many fans expressed their confusion and disbelief at Swift's metaphors.

Comments ranged from those finding her words inexplicable and nonsensical to others who thought her PR team might have had an off day.

Some were outright baffled, questioning what she meant by her references to horcruxes and infinity stones.

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Swift also opened up about her relationship with Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs star, during the interview.

She revealed their romance began well before she was spotted at his games. The couple has been dating behind the scenes, keeping their relationship away from the public eye until recently.

Swift has become a regular at NFL games, supporting Kelce and the Chiefs. Her presence at the games, alongside her celebrity friends like Blake Lively, Sophie Turner, and Ryan Reynolds, has become a highlight.

The couple's relationship gained public attention when Kelce mentioned Swift on his podcast and even tried to give her his number at one of her concerts.

The singer returned to the stage for the South American leg of her Eras Tour, performing in Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, and Sao Paulo.

Kelce supported Swift by attending her show in Argentina, showcasing their mutual admiration and support for each other's careers.

In a Wall Street Journal interview, Kelce opened up about their relationship, crediting mutual acquaintances for playing Cupid after his initial attempt to connect with Swift at her concert.

He hailed Swift as a genius, highlighting the mutual pride and support in their relationship.