It's no secret that Taylor Swift is currently the world's biggest pop star - last year she was named TIME's 2023 Person of the Year, her Eras Tour grossed over £1 billion, became the top concert film in history and boosted the U.S. economy.
However you may feel about the 'Cruel Summer' singer, her musical and cultural reach is unmatched and even has some of our favourite A-list celebrities flurrying over her latest album The Tortured Poet's Department (TTPD), which was released last Friday
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Although it's been a mere handful of days since the album was released on all streaming platforms, an array of celebrities have taken to Instagram and X to comment on how much they love the album.
Here are some of our favourite celebrity reactions to The Tortured Poet's Department:
Swift's producer behind TTPD, Jack Antonoff, who is also a long-time friend of the singer and former ELLE UK cover star Margaret Qualley's husband, also took to Instagram to share a sweet post about the album.
The producer wrote, 'my favourite work we have made together / made in the most wild unhinged moment. all the pain distilled in this album and all the laughter that came out of it. will hold those days in the studio forever as the most inspiring of my life. i adore this album and the way it came together. ttpd FOREVER [sic]'.
Another fan of the album was The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes actor Rachel Zegler, who shared her shock regarding the length of TTPD.
Swift's good friend, Ice Spice, shared her excitement of TTPD on her Instagram story with a hilarious meme.
As well as this, during her Coachella set last weekend, a fan in the crowd recorded a video of the rapper giving her friend a shoutout by saying: 'Shout out to Taylor Swift! My good sis!'
Of course as one of Swift's closest friends, actor Sophie Turner joined in on the the love with a Instagram story post of 'Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?'
Gracie Abrams, who performed her hit song 'I miss you, I'm sorry' with Swift last year took to Instagram and shared a screenshot of her listening to 'The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived' on Spotify, and tagged both Swift and Aaron Dessner (one of Swift's producers) with a love heart emoji.
Greg James, the host of BBC Radio 1's Breakfast Show also shared his reaction the album, and jokingly said 'Oh for God's sake Taylor. 10 minutes into the Breakfast show and she's just released another album. There's literally no one listening now [to the radio show] because they've gone [to listen to TTPD].'
Florence Welch, frontwoman of Florence and The Machine, also joined and stated that she is 'honoured to be in this department,' as she is featured on 'Florida!!!' in Swift's album.
Keleigh Teller, the model and wife of actor Miles Teller, also took to Instagram and shared a screenshot of 'So Long, London,' which is believed to be about Taylor Swift's ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn.
More surprisingly, Steven Miles, an Australian politician revealed that Swift's album was soundtracking his journey down the M1 in Australia.
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