Taylor Swift She never stopped weaving personal life into her music, but her latest album takes things to a whole new level.

Pop superstar fled fans apparently apparently apparently dedicated to the fiancé Travis Kelcemasculinity.

Now it descends exactly how the pastane song has occurred, surprisingly even alone in the process.

When Swift has left his highly expected album "Life Showgirl, one record immediately set up social media.

Named "Wood," the song was sliced ​​with brow lifting references to its NFL fiancée, including a "magic wand", "" redwood ", and the line," his love was the key. "

The fans are quickly compiled together with a gratical meaning, but Swift insists that it never intended that the path is so bold.

Appearing on "Show Jimmy Fallon"On Monday night, she explained," So I brought this to the studio and I was like: I want to make a return, timeless song and I had this idea of ​​the "I need to knock all those superstitions." And she really started in a very innocent place ... I don't know what happened, man. I entered there, we started seeing and I don't know how we got here. But I love the song so much. "

Honestly recognition had Fallon's audience in the seams, with a quick laughing for her diving heads in an unexpected lyrical territory.

Not everyone was delighted with a bold track content. The BARSTOOL SPORTS founder and self-recognition Swiftie, Dave Portnoy, admitted that it was despite the song despite that.

In video on xHe discovered, "I will switch immediately and enter the next thing; life showirl. I probably listened to him three or four or five times. No additional Ada, I have my first five songs from the exhibition."

He added: "So, let's go number 5, baby. I like. No. 4, the oldest daughter. No. 3, life 2, my favorite song in the entire album is Opalit."

Portnoy continued, "I think it's a chance to be hit. I really like it I'm resting. Now I'm on the pee. No, I'm not transferred and I don't weave the song about Travis' D-ck."

His dull reaction echoed the shock of some fans, although a lot of rehearsal, defended the singer of non-policed ​​creativity.

The polemical side, Swift also used his late-night look to abolish about his fiancé, who described as her "favorite person".

The two announced their engagement in August, and quickly flashed the blinding ring, he said he was worth between $ 700,000 and $ 1,000,000.

Fallon, an overview of the gems, gave up "blinded" with his glow.

Swift explained that he still can't stop staring at it, "I watch the ring all the time."

She also recounted the proposal, revealing that Kelce asked the question in his backyard shortly after filming the episode of his "new heights" podcasts.

According to her words, even the safe star of the City Chief Kansas was nervous.

She shared, "My heart race. I never saw this guy be nervous."

Swift's look on Fallon's show came after her earlier looks at the "Graham Norton Show".

Norton supposedly had to enter during an unpleasant exchange on the play when the actress Jodie Turner-Smith transferred the conversation in an unexpected direction.

Toward a User Who attended taping, the incident occurred while Swift talked to Norton about his upcoming wedding plans, as long as they promoted his new album.

Turner-Smith, 39, he reportedly interrupted the light banner to ask Swift, "and what about the babies?"

The 35-year-old singer seemed to exhaust the question initially, answering laughter, "he doesn't come under the age of 18, just adults."

The actress quickly explained her meaning, "No, no, I mean, will you have babies?"