Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris have been seen wearing the same gray T-shirt, and that means they’re in love. In “You Are In Love,” a track from 1989 that was inspired by Jack Antonoff and Lena Dunham’s relationship (that part’s not a joke), Swift sings, “You keep his shirt, he keeps his word / And for once you let go of your fears and your ghosts / One step, not much, but it said enough.”
Did you catch that? “You keep his shirt.”
Calvin wore a gray shirt. Then Taylor wore the same gray shirt. That means they are in love. And being in love means you’re about to get married. And being married means you’re about to have babies. And before you start saying things like But they could both be wearing different gray shirts! Gray is a popular color for a t-shirt! and Come on, this is just a silly fan theory! please know that Taylor Swift fans are the most observant and incisive people on the planet and tabloid headlines never lie.
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