Fans Think Taylor Swift’s ‘It’s Time To Go’ Is About Former BFF Karlie Kloss

Taylor Swift has long documented the peaks and valleys of her relationships in precise pop detail. Whether it's recalling a relationship lost in "All Too Well" or lamenting love found in "Lover," Swift is nothing if not forthcoming.

Taylor Swift is clearing the air. The singer dropped a surprise studio album in December titled Evermore  and on January 7th she released 2 more bonus tracks from the deluxe edition.

keeping Jennifer Lawrence up at night since at least 2018—but fans think Swift might have made her first ever public comment on her possibly-former bestie, via the lyrics of her new songs. Swift released two evermore bonus tracks on Thursday, titled "it's time to go" and "right where you left me," and fans have detected a potential Kloss call out in both.

Ivanka Trump was reportedly “surprised and hurt” when she saw what her sister-in-law Karlie Kloss tweeted about her this week.

Family feud! Model and activist Karlie Kloss has reportedly angered her sister-in-law Ivanka Trump by calling out her father Donald Trump inciting a riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan.

Taylor Swift released two new songs this week on the deluxe version of her album Evermore and now she’s revealing what they are about.

bonus track, "It's Time to Go."The lyrics that had fans speculating about a Taylor and Karlie fallout are pretty unmistakable. In the song, Taylor sings, "When the words of a sister come back in whispers, that prove she was not, in fact, what she seemed / Not a twin from your dreams, she's a crook who was caught." As you can see, the resemblance between Taylor and Karlie is fully there:Taylor set the records straight on those rumors, though.

, onto streaming. (Until now, the songs were only available on physical copies of the album.) If you're like, “Wait, what?" that's because she did literally zero promotion for the songs—probably because the, uh, has been lately. Whatever her strategy, “Right Where You Left Me” and “It's Time to Go"—both breakup-y slow songs—are now available on Spotify, YouTube, and other online outlets.

Taylor Swift gave us all a treat this week by releasing the deluxe edition of on streaming services, and needless to say, her fans are already digging deep into the meaning behind the two new bonus tracks.After listening to «it's time to go,» many argued on Twitter that Swift is calling out her feud with Scooter Braun in the lyrics. Fans seem to think she's addressing what it felt like when the music manager bought and sold her music catalogue for over $300 million, from her former label, Big

After fans heard this bonus track, some started thinking Taylor Swift’s “It’s Time to Go” lyrics are about Karlie Kloss and the Grammy winner’s rumored falling out with her. It certainly wouldn’t be the first time Swift is dropping hints about her relationships, but here’s why fans are convinced she’s doing it again on her new song.

Taylor Swift  and Karlie Kloss have had some ups and downs in their friendship over the years. Taylor is a singer who skyrocketed to fame when she burst onto the scene as a teenage country star in 2006.

Pop icon Taylor Swift recently released not one, but two new songs from her album Evermore. One being her latest track It’s Time to Go and second being Right Where You Left Me, the first one is about knowing when it is time to let people go from your life.

Dropping hints? Taylor Swift is no stranger to calling out famous friends and exes in her music — and die-hard fans think she’s at it again.

Supermodel Karlie Kloss is one of the many celebrities that has raised her voice amidst the Capitol riots that happened today in Washington DC. The 28-year-old took to Twitter today to share her thoughts about the chaos and said: “Accepting the results of a legitimate democratic election is patriotic.

Family politics. Karlie Kloss talked to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner after the Capitol protests, but she wasn’t successful in having them listen. Dozens of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, January 6, in an attempt to stall Congress from confirming the Electoral College vote, which would confirm former Vice President Joe Biden as the United States’ President-Elect after the 2020 Presidential Election in November.

mob of Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol building Wednesday in an effort to prevent Congress confirming his defeat by president-elect Joe Biden, hours after Trump continued to make baseless claims of election fraud in a speech near the White House. After condemning the violence on Twitter, Karlie Kloss said she'd "tried" to reason with her in-laws Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, in a rare move for the model.

Karlie Kloss is speaking out following the riots at the United States Capitol.