Kim Kardashian seems unfazed by friends after Taylor Swift’s song “TTPD.”
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Kim Kardashian looked unfazed in a new photo with her friends after Taylor Swift dropped a new song dragging the Skims founder as a “spray-tanned” bully on her new album Tortured Poets Oath: The Anthology.
In this photo, the mother of four children smiled shyly as she stood at a table in a restaurant with some of her friends.
The photo was captioned alongside a “good luck” infinity emoji.
Swift made headlines on Friday when she included a song about Kardashian called “thanK you aIMee” on the surprise deluxe edition of her 11th studio album.
“All that time you’ve been throwing punches, I’ve been building something / And I can’t forgive the way you made me feel,” Swift sings in the searing song, which especially capitalizes “KIM” in its title. .
“I screamed, ‘f**k you, Amy’ into the night sky, as the blood flowed / But I can’t forget the way you made me heal.”
The 34-year-old pop star also provided some insight into her mother, Andrea Swift,’s reaction to their feud.
“Everyone knows my mother is a saintly woman/But she used to say she wished you were dead,” she sang.
The Grammy Award-winning artist also criticized Kardashian, 43, by saying that the reality star’s daughter North West, 10, would one day sing the song.
“I don’t think you’ve changed much / That’s why I changed your name, and any real identifying clues /
“And one day, your baby comes home singing / A song that only the two of us will know about you,” the lyrics go.
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Immediately after the tune dropped, Swifties flooded Kardashian’s social media to troll her.
Many fans referred to the SKKY Partners co-founder by the name Aimee in the comments section of what was her most recent Instagram post at the time.
The “Kardashians” star and Swift have been rivals since 2016 when the Hulu personality took the heat of the “Anti-Hero” artist.
At the time, Kanye West released a song called “Famous,” in which he said, “I feel like me and Taylor might still be having s*x/Why?” “You made that b***h famous.”
Swift condemned the lyrics, but Kardashian responded by releasing a recording of a phone call in which the “Shake It Off” singer gave West consent to use her name in his song. But she didn’t know anything about the “b***h” line.
Kardashian later claimed on an episode of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” that she posted the audio on Snapchat to defend her now-ex-husband.
For her part, Swift claimed that her conversation with the rapper, 46, was illegally recorded, and later shared in her interview with Time Person of the Year for 2023 that the drama caused her to become depressed.
“It took me psychologically to a place I had never been before,” she said. “I moved to a foreign country. I didn’t leave a rented house for a year.
“I was afraid to make phone calls. I pushed away most of the people in my life because I didn’t trust anyone anymore. I went down really bad.”
The Eras Tour artist also addressed her relationship with Kardashian in her songs “Call It What You Want” and “Look What You Made Me Do” from her 2017 album “Reputation.”
Swift was the first to spar with West after he interrupted her 2009 VMA Award acceptance speech to express his feeling that Beyoncé should have won the award instead. Swift was only 19 years old at the time.