No more bad blood between Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss? Fans spot major clue after singer’s wedding

Taylor Swift fans believe years of speculation surrounding her reported fallout with Karlie Kloss may finally be coming to an end.

The renewed attention comes days after Kloss was reportedly among the guests at Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden.

The model and her husband, Joshua Kushner, were seen arriving for the event, although Kloss later declined to discuss the occasion when approached by photographers in Paris.

In video shared by Deux Moi, Kloss smiled before being asked, “How was Taylor’s wedding?” Rather than answering, she replied, “How’s Paris treating you?” as she continued walking.

Kloss’ reported attendance surprised many fans given the long-running rumours surrounding her friendship with Swift. The pair were frequently seen together after becoming close in 2012, appearing on the cover of Vogue and regularly sharing public moments before their interactions became increasingly rare from 2017 onwards.

Amid rumours of a falling out between the two and speculation about the status of their relationship, it was Swift’s longtime friend Abigail Anderson who gave fans hope that the model and singer have made amends.

Eagle-eyed fans noticed that Anderson has started following Kloss on Instagram again, taking it as a significant indication that any tension between Swift and Kloss has eased.

Anderson has remained one of Swift’s closest friends since they met as students at Hendersonville High School in Tennessee and is widely regarded by fans as part of the singer’s inner circle.

She has maintained a close friendship with Swift for more than two decades, appearing in several of the singer’s music videos and being referenced in songs including “Fifteen” and also attended the pop star’s wedding celebrations with Kelce in New York.

Amid Swift and Kloss’ continued silence, fans now believe Anderson’s decision to follow Kloss again is the strongest indication yet that any reported bad blood has been left in the past.