Taylor Swift Breaks 100-Day Hiatus to Praise Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s New Album

Then, Swift returned to Instagram after a 100-day absence to support her buddy Gomez for the new album "I Said I Love You First," released on March 21. However, facts gained hint that the call was not convincing for netizens, the reaction was hilarious where many would comment that the new album is not great thus Taylor has to be kidding.

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“[Selena Gomez] & [Benny Blanco] I LOVE THIS ALBUM SO MUCH OH MY GODDDDDDDDDDDD,” read Taylor Swift's caption on her Instagram Stories.

Several users have responded favorably to Taylor's shoutout on the album, which has received mixed reviews. One user said that Taylor's move was genuine and wrote, “her breaking her social media drought to support a friend is the definition of a girls girl and I will not take any defiance on the matter.” A second user commented, “she seen them 1st day spotify streams and had to intervene.”

Commented someone about the most loud out there: on-the-fans uproar about their reaction, and read, “Taylor broke her Instagram silence for this album and her fandom had the audacity to call Taylor fake and stuff…. just embarrassing.” One user said, “for comparison Selena didn't post anything about tortured poets when it came out or even before that but she BEEN supporting artists who been openly shading taylor for clout.”

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Selena got engaged to Benny last December. Since then, the duo has been sharing intimate and cute moments on social media through their mushy posts. The album has a total of 15 songs. Taylor's last album, which bagged nominations at Grammy, was The Tortured Poets Department.

Selena was last seen in Emilia Perez, for which she received a Golden Globe and BAFTA nomination. She obtained a SAG award with the ensemble cast of Only Murders in the Building.

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