Keleigh Teller's London Reference Sparks Speculation Among Taylor Swift Fans About Dig at Joe Alwyn

Is Keleigh Teller Using London to Drag Joe Alwyn: ‘Never Changes’

Keleigh Teller and Joe Alwyn, Getty Images (2)

Keleigh Teller, 31, appears to be referencing Taylor Swift's ex, Joe Alwyn, during her recent trip to London with her husband Miles Teller.

She shared a series of TikTok clips from their London adventure, where she cleverly included a mix of Swift's songs "London Boy" from the Lover album and "So Long, London" from The Tortured Poets Department.

One user commented on the upload, saying, “London would heal me rn.” Keleigh responded, “No it wouldn’t it’s grey and never changes.”

Fans immediately responded to Keleigh’s remark. One fan expressed, “I love you sm for this,” and another fan added, “SHE SAID WHAT SHE SAID.”

Is Keleigh Teller Using London to Drag Joe Alwyn: ‘Never Changes’

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After releasing her 11th studio album, Swift, Keleigh used the audio from the track “So Long, London” in a TikTok video while sitting on the porch. In the caption, she mentioned founding the club that the song was about and asked her followers about their favorite songs and why they liked them.

Fans of the pop star quickly noticed that “So Long, London” from Swift's album TTPD was inspired by her breakup with the British actor. The song is believed to be a companion piece to Midnights’ “You’re Losing Me,” where Swift also talked about the end of her relationship with Alwyn.

In the second chorus of "So Long, London," Swift expresses her frustration by singing, "I stopped CPR after all it’s no use. The spirit was gone we would never come to. And I’m pissed off you would let me give you all that youth for free for so long, London."

In her song "You're Losing Me," Swift continues to touch on similar themes. She reflects on the change in her feelings by singing, "Remember lookin’ at this room, we loved it ’cause of the light. Now, I just sit in the dark and wonder if it’s time." She further conveys her emotional struggle with the lyrics, "I can’t find a pulse, my heart won’t start anymore. For you cause you’re losing me."

Is Keleigh Teller Using London to Drag Joe Alwyn: ‘Never Changes’

Taylor Swift and Keleigh Teller attended the 81st Golden Globe Awards on January 7, 2024 in Beverly Hills, California. The event was captured by photographer Christopher Polk for Golden Globes 2024.

Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn dated for six years before their split was confirmed in April 2023. Just one month later, Swift was linked to Matty Healy, the singer of The 1975. (There were also rumors of Swift and Healy being together in 2014.)

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After a podcast interview with Healy resurfaced online, where he made controversial remarks about Swift's friend rapper Ice Spice, the couple decided to end their relationship in June 2023. Swift has now moved on and is currently dating Travis Kelce, a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Since Swift started seeing Kelce in the summer of 2023, she has been seen bringing some of her famous friends to support him at his NFL games. One of these friends is Keleigh, who was right by Swift's side as they watched the Chiefs win Super Bowl LVIII together.

Editor's P/S:

Keleigh Teller's recent TikTok references to Taylor Swift's breakup with Joe Alwyn have sparked speculation and amusement among fans. Teller's playful use of Swift's songs, particularly "So Long, London," suggests a subtle nod to the singer's past relationship with the British actor. Fans have praised Teller's wit and sense of humor, while also acknowledging the poignant nature of Swift's lyrics about heartbreak and loss.

The article also highlights the close friendship between Taylor Swift and Keleigh Teller. Despite Swift's recent romantic relationships, her bond with Teller remains strong. Teller's presence at Swift's side during major events, such as the Super Bowl, demonstrates the enduring nature of their friendship. The article serves as a testament to the power of female friendships and the shared experiences that can connect people through life's ups and downs.