The #Kaylor Theories Are Back Is Taylor Swift Gay?

Swifties are convinced that "Folklore" reveals Taylor Swift is in reality a lesbian. What you need to learn about her sexual orientation, and whether she's relationship Karlie Kloss.

The unencumber of Taylor Swift's eighth and most up-to-date studio album, "Folklore," has queer Twitter in a tizzy.

See, many faithful Swifties have been cooking up a theory dating back to a minimum of "Lover" days that Taylor Swift is a lesbian. Her girlfriend, these theories posit, is none other than twiglet Karlie Kloss, who enthusiasts now suppose many "Folklore" songs, together with "Betty," are about.

Keep scrolling whilst we dive into Taylor Swift queer theories, and whether she's stated anything else about the claims.

Is Taylor Swift a lesbian?

Fans started considering Taylor Swift used to be in a queer courting with Karlie, a partnership they temporarily and affectionately dubbed "Kaylor," in 2014 when the two had been repeatedly photographed via each other's aspects and deemed inseparable. The Blast describes "the leggy pair" as receiving considerable media attention for their PDA-filled female friendship.

But four years later, in 2018, Karlie married businessman Joshua Kushner, brother of the senior marketing consultant to the president, and would cross on to transform Heidi Klum's alternative on Project Runway. Taylor Swift was nowhere to be observed at her best possible pal's wedding ceremony, and abruptly the two were not being photographed in combination, with Karlie additionally being conspicuously absent from Taylor's celebration that yr. 

The hottest femme couple used to be history, the web speculated. Or was once it?

Coming back to provide day, Swifties started digging deep into "Folklore" the minute after it dropped. After all, Taylor is famous for injecting easter eggs into her work, and TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram all had a box day attempting to decipher her latest. 

Fans began pointing to tracks "Illicit Affairs," "Seven," and of course, "Betty," as evidence that Tay used to be seeking to ship her lovers a message. And the message, they made up our minds, was that she preferred girls.

Swifties further misplaced their minds when Karlie posted a nearly identical photo to Taylor's album cover, which she captioned "happy place," and took it to mean that the two, in the words of one enthusiastic fan on Twitter, "HAVE BEEN DATING FOR SEVEN YEARS YOU CANT CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE."

Now, we love a good celebrity theory, but imagine us when we say that the #Kaylor rabbit hole will eat up hours of even the most savvy internet sleuth's day.

"You'll start out watching old videos from Victoria's Secret fashion shows and before you know it you'll be google mapping routes to Big Sur and looking at the description of a secluded inn in the woods that is 'suitable primarily for couples' and boasts no cell service or internet connectivity and that Swift and Kloss allegedly stayed at together," writes Madison Malone Kircher for Vulture.

In fact, there are whole web pages, like kaylorevidence.com, and podcasts, like Taydar, trustworthy totally to supporting the Taylor Swift queer claims.

But Taylor, who is famously tight-lipped about her creative procedure and the inspirations behind many of her tracks, took to Instagram to mention a few phrases about the album. "Folklore" is "a collection of songs and stories that flowed like a stream of consciousness," she captions one publish, including that the big name found herself "not only writing my own stories, but also writing from the perspective of people I've never met, people I've known, or those I wish I hadn't." 

"The lines between fantasy and reality blur, and the boundaries between truth and fiction almost become indiscernible. Speculation, over time, becomes fact," she continues.

"Folklore" is now streaming on Spotify.

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