Fans did not think that the rivalry between Tay Tay and Katy Perry would shimmer down soon. Their rivalry has been a decade long. And it happened after Katy Perry dated Taylor Swift’s ex John Mayer. Taylor had even dedicated a diss track to John Mayer titled “Dear, John”.
The rivalry then was not just about stealing her man away from her. But Taylor Swift in her interview with Rolling Stones said that this was more than a boy. It was about professionalism. She accused Perry of stealing her dancers and sabotaging her entire arena tour.
Taylor released the song Bad Blood, and fans speculated that it was a track shading Katy Perry. Katy Perry and Taylor Swift’s rivalry is what has given Taylor the image of snake by her haters.
Anyhow the decade long rivalry is finally at its end. The singers decided to bury the hatchet and move ahead. Both the singers have become way more popular and both produce their own kind of music.
Recently, fans noticed that Katy Perry liked the image of Taylor Swift and her newly adopted cat Benjamin Button. There is another news that is making rounds in the internet – that Taylor Swift added Katy Perry’s “Never Really Over” to her curated playlist. All these unlikely incidents had the fans speculating.
Well, the singers have cleared the cloud and admitted that they are over petty rivalry. Katy Perry took to Instagram to share a picture of the gift that Taylor sent her. The gift was a tray of choco chip cookies, that had “Peace at Last” written over it. She captioned it “feels good @taylorswift and tagged her location as “ Let’s be friends”. And Taylor Swift relied to the picture with 13 hearts. It might seem cryptic but 13 is the Taylor number.
This action has confirmed the speculations about the singers smoothing things over. Finally there won’t be any bad blood between them.
Parag Agarwal
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