Matty Healy responds to alleged references in Taylor Swift’s album

WEB DESK: Matty Healy, Taylor Swift’s former flame, has finally addressed speculation surrounding references to their past relationship in her latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” on Wednesday.

According to sources, the record producer finally responded to the speculations, stating that he didn’t listen to the new album much but was sure it was nice. “I haven’t really listened to that much of it, but I’m sure it’s good,” he said.

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The response was prodded out of him after speculations arose that songs like “Fortnight,” “Guilty as Sin,” and “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” might allude to the short relationship between the record producer and the billionaire singer.

Matt Healy has remained tight-lipped regarding the relationship since the breakup. Despite constant media promptings, he has not responded much to any speculations by the public and entertainment media.

His latest nonchalant response might possibly be an effort to deflect the latest speculations about him in relation to Taylor Swift.

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When he was similarly approached by the paparazzi, Healy had referred to Taylor’s latest album alluding to him as a “diss track”.

Matt Healy was reportedly informed ahead of the album’s release by Taylor Swift’s team, a gesture he apparently “appreciated” as he was concerned about his portrayal in her upcoming album.