Swiftie Super Bowl Sunday album announcement
By Omar Waheed | Feb. 9, 2024She already blessed us with her 11th studio album announcement, but Taylor Swift has another big announcement for the Super Bowl for Swifties.
She already blessed us with her 11th studio album announcement, but Taylor Swift has another big announcement for the Super Bowl for Swifties.
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