Rumors About Taylor Swift’s Body That People Believed Her heart, her hips, her body — which people love concocting wild rumors about…

Her heart, her hips, her body — which people love concocting wild rumors about. Taylor Swift can sing about her borrowed heart, hallowed hips, red lips, and pink cheeks all she wants, but unfortunately, using her own words to describe her person will never protect her from others scrutinizing every inch of it.

It doesn’t help matters that Swifties are an observant bunch who enjoy speculating about the singer. In 2022, BuzzFeed News reporter Paige Skinner noticed that Swift’s fans had started remarking about how often the “Fortnight” hitmaker’s bare feet appeared on social media. One Swiftie had a theory about why the lyricist, who romanticizes being barefoot in the kitchen and in the wildest winter, is so comfortable with everyone seeing her toes. “I don’t think she knows the way feet are sexualized on the internet these days,” Maya Luz told the outlet. “Very millennial of her.”

So, while it may be true that “all we are is skin and bone trained to get along,” to quote Miss Lightnin’ on her Feet herself, people can be really weird about other people’s bodies. The Swiftie topic du jour became rumors about Swift’s relationship with Travis Kelce after she and the NFL player started dating, but that gossip has nothing on the odd conspiracy theories about Swift’s body that keep cropping up on the web.

Her rep denied an insurance claim

When your legs are insured for a hefty sum of money, you don’t need to worry about the potential dangers of spinning around in your highest heels on your tallest tiptoes. But according to Taylor Swift’s rep, the entertainer hasn’t taken out an insurance policy on her pins.

The National Enquirer is responsible for this rumor. In 2015, the tabloid reported that Swift had her legs appraised and was stunned when their value was placed at $40 million. Explaining why a performer like Swift would want her lower limbs insured, a source said, “It seems like a ludicrous sum, but if something was to happen to her legs, Taylor wouldn’t be able to give her signature stage performances.”

Celebrities actually do get their body parts insured. When supermodel Heidi Klum appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” in 2022, she revealed that a client she was working with had taken out a $2 million policy on her trusty runway treaders. According to Klum, she learned that one leg is worth less than the other because it has