Taylor Swift hints SHE dumped Tom Hiddleston in new song (2024)

Taylor Swift has hinted that it was she who ended her relationship with Tom Hiddleston in a new track on her album Reputation, which was released on Friday.

The 27-year-old singer, who is known for referencing former loves in her music, belts out cryptic links in her song Getaway Car while she appears to allude to their first meeting at the Met Gala in 2016, while she was still said to be dating Calvin Harris.

While excitement has been reaching fever pitch for the album, fans were left devastated when they struggled to download the hits - although her loyal fanbase will now be sifting through tracks seeking to hit out at her exes.

Getaway Car is about being keen to end a relationship only to start a fling, which seems to tell a cryptic version of her romance with Calvin, which spread from 2015 to 2016, before she met Tom in May 2016 to start the romance.

Taylor alludes to her relationship with Calvin being 'the best of times, the worst of crimes' while also claiming she wants to removed herself from him, by singing: 'I wanted to leave him, I needed a reason'.

Seemingly referencing her first meet with Tom at the 2016 Met Gala, where they were filmed dancing together despite her well-publicised romance with Calvin, as she belts out: 'The ties were black, the lies were white'.

Following their first meet, Taylor and Tom sent the showbiz world into a frenzy when they embarked on a well-publicised romance which was out of the ordinary for the formerly-private Tom - who was spotted wearing a 'I heart TS' vest top.

She again mentioned their first meet, saying: 'You were driving the getaway car. We were flying, but we'd never get far. Don't pretend it's such a mystery. Think about the place where you first met me.'

When she gets to her dumping note, she said:'We were jet-set, Bonnie and Clyde. Until I switch to the other side. I'm in a getaway car, I left you in a motel bar. Put the money in the bag and I stole the keys. That was the last time you ever saw me.'

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Taylor and Tom for comment.

This comes after Taylor confirmed the 'baby voice' on her track Gorgeous, was that of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively's daughter James.

Tmz reports 'Baby intro voice by James Reynolds,' is confirmed on the album leaflet.

Reputation was one of the most highly-anticipated album releases of the year. But fans were disappointed on Friday after they were left in the dark following the worldwide release.

Australian 'Swifties' took to social media to vent their frustrations, saying they were unable to download the album after it was released at 3pm (AEDT).

Many reported the album being listed on iTunes as a pre-order product only, and that it will not be available to download until Sunday.

'My release date says the 12th which is Sunday? But when I preordered it, it said the 10th?! I'm so confused,' one helpless fan wrote, before adding the hashtag '#help'.

'#Reputation is at the top of the charts right now in Australia and the album isn't even available to download... frustrated but also impressed,' wrote another.

Another agitated 'Swifty' added: '#Reputation is number one in Australia and I still can't even listen to it.'

Meanwhile, another eager fan - who had already purchased the album - claimed they were still unable to listen it, even after the release date appeared to reset to November 10 on iTunes.

'I know I've purchased... but please let me listen! Been waiting an hour since it went live ... #whatshappening #australia #letmelisten,' the person wrote.

But those who resorted to the tactics of yesteryear were not left disappointed.

Many opted to visit retailers to buy physical copies of the album, ensuring they were up-to-date with the rest of the globe.