Entertainment- Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn have reportedly broken up after six years of dating.
- Entertainment Tonight broke the news on Saturday and People later confirmed.
Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn have reportedly broken up after six years of dating.
Entertainment Tonight broke the news on Saturday night, citing an anonymous source. People and Page Six later confirmed.
ET's source described the split as amicable, adding, "it was not dramatic."
"The relationship had just run its course. It's why [Alwyn] hasn't been spotted at any shows," the source said.
The "Midnights" singer is currently on the road for the Eras Tour. Alwyn has not been spotted at any shows, although reports claimed just weeks ago the two stars were still going strong.
"Joe will travel with her when he can," an anonymous source told People. "They are great together. Joe is super supportive of her career."
Swift and Alwyn remained private throughout their relationship, although fans speculate they met in 2016 and began dating later that year. News of their relationship broke in early 2017.
The couple has dodged rumors of an engagement for several years.
"The truth is, if I had a pound coin for every time someone told me I've been engaged or I'm getting engaged, I would have a lot of pound coins," Alwyn said in a May 2022 interview with Vulture. "If the answer was yes, I wouldn't say. If the answer is no, I wouldn't say."
While promoting her single "Lavender Haze," which was released as the opening track on "Midnights" last October, Swift alluded to her six-year relationship with Alwyn, saying they've had to ignore "weird rumors, tabloid stuff" in order to "protect the real stuff."
In the song, Swift reveals that she was referring to the never-ending speculation that she and Alwyn are engaged, secretly married, or planning to have children.
The music video also seems to contain several nods to Alwyn, including a vinyl cover bearing the constellation for Pisces, his zodiac sign.
Representatives for Swift and Alwyn didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.