Taylor Swift's Elizabeth Taylor Tribute: A Mixed Reaction

On March 31, Taylor Swift just dropped the music video for her track, Elizabeth Taylor,

off her 2025 album, The Life of a Showgirl.

It honors the late Hollywood icon with clips from her classic films like Giant from 1956,

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof from 1958, Cleopatra from 1963, and Who's Afraid of Virginia

Wool from 1966.

The video premiered on Apple Music and Spotify, right on the last day of Women's History

Month in March.

Elizabeth Taylor was a massive star, snagging two Academy Awards for Best Actress, but

folks were hooked on her Wild Love Live 2.

She tied the knot eight times with seven different guys, including Conrad Hilton Jr.,

the great-grand uncle of Paris Hilton and even Eddie Fisher, who was her pal Debbie Reynolds

is ex.

She married Richard Burton twice, and the song nods to spots like Portofino, Italy, and

the Plaza Athene hotel in Paris where they stayed.

Swift has always admired Taylor's glamorous yet polarizing vibe, saying she relates to

that herself.

Fans are split on the video though, some call it a sweet tribute, but plenty feel it's

a mischance, more like a fan edit than a full production.

They wanted something bigger, maybe recreating scenes or with a storyline like her Wild

Distreams video from 2015.

This isn't Swift's first shout out, her 2017 track Ready For It from Reputation dubbed a

lover the Burton to her Taylor.

Lately, she's been directing her own videos, like Opelite in February with Dom Naglison

and the fate of Ophelia back in October 20, 25 when the album dropped.

Meanwhile, Swift's dealing with a lawsuit over the album from performer Marin Wade, who

claims she ignored a trademark.

It's got fans buzzing, but the tribute keeps the conversation glamorous and real.

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I'm Corey with The Story.