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Caitlin Clark has long been a self -proclaimed music fan of Taylor Swift. This week, the WNBA star turned to social networks to re -evaluate their support.
Swift sat with Jason Kelce and his brother, Travis Kelce, for an upcoming edition of his “New Heights” podcast. In a teaser video published at 12:12 on August 12, Swift revealed that his next 12 album will be called “The Life of A Showgirl”.
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Caitlin Clark of Indiana fever before the match against the storm in Climate Pledge Arena on August 3, 2025 in Seattle. (SOOBUM IM/GETTY IMAGES)
The release date of the study album is still unknown, although Swift could offer more details when the full episode is published on Wednesday.
Clark learned about the announcement and went to Instagram to share his enthusiastic reaction.
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Taylor Swift talks to Caitlin Clark of Indiana fever during the AFC Divisional playoffs between the Texans of Houston and the bosses on January 18, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
While Swift and Kelce’s romance has been at the public care center for almost two years, the pop star has greatly moved away from interviews during that period. However, he spoke over time in 2023 about the courtship of Kelce when the singer of “Midnights” was appointed the person of the year of the magazine.
Caitlin Clark by Indiana Fever before the Seattle storm game on August 3, 2025. (SOOBUM IM/GETTY IMAGES)
Clark has been a guest of “new heights” in the past. He also attended a playoff game of Kansas City Chiefs with Swift in January.
Clark attended a playoff game of Kansas City Chiefs with Swift in January. (IMAGN)
In 2023, Clark predicted that Kelce and Swift eventually married.
“They are going to get married,” Clark told Big 10 network. “You heard it here first.”
Clark has played in just 13 games this season due to multiple injuries. She is averaging 16.5 points per contest, a few points below the average of the rookie season.
