Taylor Swift has given more details about her relationship with husband to be Travis Kelce and the other famous people in her life she often turns to
Taylor Swift has reflected on her ‘good year’ as she gushed about her relationship with fiancé Travis Kelce and getting all the rights to her music back.
The Fate of Ophelia songstress – who turns 36 on Saturday, December 13 – gave a new interview as she appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in the US. But despite her superstar career, wealth and love life that includes a host of famous boyfriends, Taylor admitted that getting engaged to American football player Travis, 36, and buying all her masters to her music catalogue back “might never have happened”.
She said: “That’s a good year. Like, those two things you just mentioned – getting engaged to the love of my life and getting all my music back – those are two things that just never could have happened.
“They could have just never happened. It wasn’t like, ‘Oh, it’s just a matter of time.’ Both those things could have just never arrived in my life. And I’m so grateful for both of those things happening.”
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As well as husband to be Travis – who Taylor revealed she “can talk to about anything” – she revealed her friendship with a legendary female singer, who it seems acts as a bit of a mentor to her these days.
The woman in question is none other than Fleetwood Mac icon Stevie Nick, who wrote and sang massive hits like Dreams, Rhiannon and Edge of Seventeen.
Taylor shared: “I’ve been very lucky. I have Stevie Nicks in my life in a way that affects me positively constantly.
“Being able to talk to her and have a phone call with her and hear what she’s been through. You know, she paved the way for me and any other artist to to get to do this on this level, so I feel very lucky that she’s kind of like lended her very magical, wonderful wise approach to life to me.”
Straight off the back of releasing her latest album, The Life of a Showgirl, Taylor has been busy promoting her The End of an Era docu-series and The Eras Tour Final Show, which will be available to stream on Disney+ on Friday.
Speaking about the Eras tour – which she said paid for her to get her music back – she said that not even illness would stop her going on stage so as not to let her fans down.
She said: “‘I make a decision at the beginning of the tour that there is no option to not to go on stage. That’s not an option. Even if you have the stomach flu, which I had multiple times during the tour, my goal was to never let them know you have the stomach flu.
“I think it’s also about knowing that there is something bigger than you. And for me, on that tour, the bigger thing was these people have saved up their money, they have rearranged their schedules, they have arranged transportation, they’ve had parties, they have created costumes, they’ve made friendship bracelets. I’m doing the show!”
Asked how she winds down from her shows, Taylor revealed she gets in the bath for “mermaid time”, then orders “as much room service as possible”. But after that it’s back to work as she revealed she would go to sign “like two thousands CDs”.
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