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Celebrities React to Taylor Swift’s New Album Lover

Chelsea Holecek August 26, 2019 Tagged

Taylor Swift‘s seventh album Lover has finally arrived, and it’s everything one can expect from the reigning queen of pop. Critics are singing high praise, claiming the LP as her best creative work among her critically-acclaimed discography.

Her loyal fanbase isn’t one to shy away from expressing their deep-seated love for the singer, some of them remaining by her side since her debut in 2006 with “Tim McGraw.” Swift’s fans aren’t just teen girls longing for love—they’re celebrities, too. Many of the songwriter’s buddies showed their support following the release of Lover, praising the 29-year-old’s ability to create meaningful pop music in her signature Swift style.

Artists like Maren Morris, Camilla Cabello>, Christina Perri, Hayley Kiyoko, Halsey, St. Vincent, Haim, and Cassadee Pope all expressed their undying love for Lover on Twitter.

Even the Dixie Chicks, who featured alongside Swift on the album’s track “Soon You’ll Get Better,” an emotional ballad dedicated to the pop star’s mom’s ongoing battle with cancer—tweeted out their gratitude.

Not only did music stars post about Lover‘s accomplishments but some of Swift’s fellow celeb friends did, too. Popular pals like Martha Hunt, Antoni Porowski, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Ellen DeGeneres, Millie Bobby Brown, Sara Sampaio, Brendon Urie, Gigi Hadid and Colton Hayes shared candid videos of them jamming out to their favorite tracks or relatable lyrics that every T-Swift song is guaranteed to have.

With all these high-profile individuals on her side, Swift could potentially conquer any chart. So far, Lover has already achieved the biggest sales week in 2019 and is well on its way to a No. 1 debut. It should come as no surprise—Swift’s power is undeniable. With a record like this one, she’s effortlessly circled back to her familiar roots of songwriting excellence.

Stream Taylor Swift’s album Lover here.

Featured image source: Republic Records

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