Taylor Swift sparks murmurs she alluded to former BFF Blake Lively with her JEWELRY in Life of a Showgirl photos

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Fans think they’ve found another hidden reference to Taylor Swift’s friendship with Blake Lively in her latest album, ‘The Life of a Showgirl‘.

Audrey Long from xoxoposhipgirl noticed that Taylor Swift, 35, is wearing a sparkly pink bracelet by Lorraine Schwartz in a recent photo. It’s almost exactly the same bracelet Blake Lively, 38, wore to the London premiere of ‘It Ends With Us’ last year.

In 2024, Lively showcased a stunning pink sapphire and diamond bracelet by Lorraine Schwartz on the red carpet. Swift also chose jewelry from the same designer to promote her latest album.

Taylor Swift was seen wearing a Lorraine Schwartz bracelet that looks almost exactly like one Blake Lively wore last year.

Long noticed the resemblance and shared the potential connection on her Instagram.

Taylor Swift is sparking conversation after being seen wearing the same custom Lorraine Schwartz pink sapphire and diamond bracelet that Blake Lively wore to the London premiere of “It Ends With Us” last August. Fans are wondering if it’s just a coincidence!

The bracelet featured a picture of Taylor Swift toasting with her glass, and another, more atmospheric photo of her sitting under green lights with her hands covering her face.

The bracelet may not be the only possible shout-out to Lively.  

It looks like Blake Lively and Taylor Swift might be working on rebuilding their friendship, as Swift’s song ‘Cancelled!’ seems to reference Lively.

Instead of releasing a diss track aimed at her former best friend, as many fans anticipated, the singer chose to celebrate their years of friendship with a message of support.

The famous singer, who is also a billionaire, seemed to try and make peace in the song’s main refrain, possibly hoping to resolve their ongoing disagreement.

Her lyrics, ‘At least you know exactly who your friends are / They’re the ones with matching scars,’ suggest a connection built on shared difficult experiences – a bond between people who have both faced criticism or been misunderstood.

Taylor’s lyrics serve an image of strong friendship with Blake, rather than a feud anthem.

The singer, known for past scandals and controversies, shares her perspective on ‘cancel culture’ in her latest song.

Her songs about difficult friendships seem to reference people caught in recent controversies – particularly Blake – and explore her connection to them.

She sings about being glad her friends are free, preferring them surrounded by luxury and a little bit of trouble – just like she likes her drinks: a mix of sweet and something a little dangerous.

One section of the song features ‘poisonous thorn flowers,’ potentially alluding to a character from her film, *It Ends with Us*. This character owns a flower shop named Lily Bloom’s and is involved in a scandal.

Taylor’s song seems to include a shout-out to her close friend Blake Lively. The lyric ‘whiskey sour’ likely refers to Blake’s beverage company, Betty Booze.

‘Did you girl-boss too close to the sun?’ the 14-time Grammy winner asked on her new track.

Were you caught enjoying yourself too much? Let’s go – if anyone sees us together, they’ll be scared and flee. Something dangerous is approaching.

Lively showed support for Swift’s new album by ‘liking’ the announcement post on Instagram – a subtle way to move past the difficulties caused by their recent legal battle. Notably, she didn’t ‘like’ Swift’s post about getting engaged to Travis Kelce, though.

Taylor Swift became involved in a public dispute earlier this year after Justin Baldoni filed a $400 million lawsuit against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, claiming defamation. This legal battle arose because Swift’s song ‘My Tears Ricochet’ was included in the 2024 film *It Ends With Us*.

Messages from a legal complaint show that Blake Lively allegedly called Justin Bieber and his wife ‘my dragons’ in an attempt to scare someone involved with the movie *It Ends With Us*.

According to Baldoni, Taylor Swift attended an important meeting regarding the film, which Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds hosted at their New York penthouse.

According to someone familiar with the situation, Taylor Swift just showed up as the meeting was already in progress and wasn’t involved in it.

As a lifestyle expert, I’ve been following this situation closely, and sources tell me there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. Apparently, a text Blake sent to Justin – where she jokingly compared herself to Daenerys Targaryen and referred to her ‘dragons’ – didn’t sit well with her friends. They felt it came across as a veiled threat, almost like she was trying to intimidate him. What really upset them, though, was the implication that she was being treated like someone’s property, a possession to be controlled.

Taylor Swift’s lawyers were trying to get Baldoni to answer questions under oath, but a judge has now decided she won’t have to do so.

Baldoni’s lawyers also subpoenaed Swift, however that effort was withdrawn.

According to her spokesperson, Taylor Swift had absolutely no involvement in the making of the movie. She wasn’t part of casting, didn’t contribute to the music or editing, and didn’t even see the finished film until after it was released to the public. She was traveling internationally throughout 2023 and 2024, according to the statement made in response to a legal request for information.

Taylor Swift allowed the film to use her song, ‘My Tears Ricochet.’ However, since many other artists also licensed music for the film – a total of nineteen – this legal request seems intended to generate publicity and sensationalize the case by using Taylor Swift’s name, rather than focusing on the actual facts.

According to a source at the Daily Mail, Taylor Swift, recently engaged, had been ignoring multiple attempts by Blake Lively to contact her via text, voicemail, and email.

The case, Blake Lively v. Wayfarer Studios LLC, et al, is scheduled to go to trial in March 2026.

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2025-10-06 20:51