Really, do you want to know where she was on May 11? A witness tells Page Six that Taylor Swift and Matty Healy, who earlier this month sparked romance rumors, were seen “kissing” on Thursday at Casa Cipriani in New York City.
“They sat next to each other at a banquette in the lounge,” the witness adds.
The spy also revealed that they had both declined to order any food while they were “cuddling and kissing.” Jack Antonoff sat with them, so they weren’t entirely alone, and “security was around them.”
The “Anti-Hero” singer wore a green and yellow dress with velvet Mary Janes for their outing. She sipped her drink and finished the outfit with her go-to crimson lipstick.
Healy, on the other hand, appeared to be dressed for their date in a suit. They quickly left Cipriani “holding hands” and under an umbrella to protect their privacy after being seen by our eyewitness.
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Less than two months into their relationship, sources told The Sun on May 3 that the couple was “madly in love.”
Although it is still very early, the insider informed the site that it felt right. “They had a very brief relationship at first, almost ten years ago, but the timings just weren’t right.”
The news was announced just one month after it was made public that Joe Alwyn, Swift’s six-year boyfriend, and she had broken up. The source clarified that there was no overlap because Alwyn and Swift had split up in February.
Since The 1975 singer attended some of her “Eras” tour concerts, Swift has been more forthcoming about flaunting Healy than she has been with the actor.
The British performer was spotted relaxing in the VIP tent during Swift’s May 6 concert in Nashville. Later, they were captured together exiting the concert site.
The two next traveled to Swift’s Nashville apartment, where they arrived at about 12:30 a.m. Swift and Healy had a brief romantic relationship in 2014, but they quickly split up. However, they worked together on her most recent album, “Midnights.”