Taylor Swift’s Ex Matt Healy “Set To Release New Music Inspired By Relationship”

Taylor Swift gave her fans some big hints regarding the flowering and floundering of her brief relationship with singer Matt Healy on her 2024 album The Tortured Poets Department.

Musical Columboes are convinced that her songs But Daddy I Love Him, Guilty as Sin, Fresh Out the Slammer and The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived are all inspired by Swift’s liaison with the British frontman of the band The 1975.

The pair were seen together in June 2023, for about a month, following Swift’s split from actor Joe Alwyn (also documented on the album) and the beginning of her high-profile relationship with American footballer Travis Kelce.

Now, it seems Healy is ready to give his version of events. The Sun newspaper reports that his band are preparing their sixth album, and that on it Healy plans to refer to his relationship with the pop superstar.

The title song is reported to be called “God Has Entered My Body,” which includes the lyric: “Keep your head up Princess, your tiara is falling.” The Sun quotes an insider at Healy’s record label saying he will never publicly comment on his relationships, but will express himself through his music.

It is three years since the band, also rumoured to be headlining at Glastonbury Festival this year, released their last studio album, called Being Funny in a Foreign Language. The 1975 is a four-person band, founded when its members met at school in Cheshire, UK. They released their first music in 2012. Their name was inspired by Healy’s copy of Jack Kerouac’s On The Road, which had this date inscribed in it by a previous owner.