The couple was together for two years with ups and downs before going their separate ways, but fans continue to hope for a flashback

According to some rumours, Taylor Swift dedicated her last unreleased song, Now That We Don’t Talk , contained in the album 1989 (Taylor’s Version) , to her historical ex: Harry Styles . The couple, who have had an on-and-off relationship over the years, still seem to be on the minds of fans, who have even come to suspect that Styles’ drastic haircut is linked to this new song .

Taylor Swift and Harry Styles announced their relationship almost 10 years ago, which lasted about 2 years before going their separate ways. Once the story was over, there have been quite a few Taylor Swift songs written for Harry in the past , such as Out of the Woods , Style and I Knew You Were Trouble . The new song is one of the 5 unreleased songs from the 1989 album , and according to fans, it would refer to Styles, who reacted by cutting his hair after listening to it. This gesture could be interpreted in relation to the lyrics that mention his long hair , a distinctive feature of the former One Direction member, which made him an icon.

Despite the end of their romance, Taylor Swift and Harry Styles have remained on good terms and seem to be friends when they meet. Both are involved in new relationships, with Taylor linked to football player Trevis Kelce and Harry engaged to actress Taylor Russell . It therefore seems unlikely that the song is dedicated to the ex with negative feelings. Most likely the song was written some time ago and only published now, giving rise to assumptions and hopes that do not seem to materialize in reality.

Regardless, both Taylor and Harry left a significant mark on each other’s lives, holding memories that are still part of their experience. And so they decided to maintain a peaceful and mature relationship, taking with them the beauty that was there. No rapprochement, therefore, but who knows if there could ever be a possible duet between the two artists in the future.