Emily Ratajkowski has admitted that she by no means used to love Taylor Swift‘s music.
Talking on her podcast Excessive Low With EmRata with Troye Sivan, the mannequin and creator stated she now regrets it after just lately seeing Swift in live performance.
“I used to be not a Swiftie and now I’m like, ‘ what which means? Which means I used to be a misogynist that I didn’t fuck with Taylor Swift,” she stated.
“I went to her live performance and I used to be like, ‘This individual is an unbelievable songwriter, an unbelievable performer, and anyone who says the rest, like, they’ve points. And really perhaps not a really subtle palette.’ … Should you don’t like Taylor Swift, then, like, you don’t perceive issues.”
It comes after Ratajkowski just lately criticised Ellen DeGeneres for a “fucked up” interview with Swift in 2012.
She took to social media earlier this yr to touch upon a resurfaced clip which noticed DeGeneres query Swift about her courting life. Within the clip, the discuss present host confirmed the singer-songwriter pictures of males she had reportedly dated and requested her to ring a bell to verify whether or not they had formally been concerned.
Ratajkowski was amongst many to criticise the interview as she wrote: “That is so fucked up. She’s [Swift] actually begging her to cease.”
In the meantime, it was just lately reported that Swift gave the truck drivers engaged on her ‘Eras’ tour bonuses of $100,000 (£77,000) every.
On the weekend it was additionally introduced that the gang at her Seattle exhibits final month brought on exercise just like a 2.3 magnitude earthquake, whereas Haim additionally appeared on stage as particular visitors — dressed up because the step-sisters from ‘Bejeweled’ and carried out ‘No Physique, No Crime’ together with her at at her latest exhibits in Santa Clara.
The North American leg of the tour is ready to complete up with a six-night run at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium later this yr.
The UK and European leg of the tour will kick off in Paris on Could 9 subsequent yr, and wrap up on August 17, 2024 in London.
