Notably, the video was later revealed to have been edited, but the damage was already done.
In the 2020 Netflix documentary"Miss Americana," we learned that Swiftwas incredibly hurt by the incident.
“Make no mistake my career was taken away from me,” Swift stated.
“I moved to a foreign country.
I didn’t leave a rental house for a year,” she recalled.
And it didn’t sound like it was just a move to get out of the spotlight either.
“I was afraid to get on phone calls,” Swift admitted.
“I pushed away most people in my life because I didn’t trust anyone anymore.
I went down really, really hard.”
That’s a pretty big breaking point!
It’s important to remember the timeline of the drama that led up to her isolation and its intensity.
I made that b**** famous."
That very same month, Kardashian’sGQcover story came out.
The reality star asserted that Swift had been recorded confirming that she was totally fine with the song.
They have holidays for everybody, I mean everything these days!"
It was also shortly after her messy public breakup with Calvin Harris.
Of course, Swift reemerged from this period of isolation and into her “Reputation” era.
But that wasn’t how Kardashian saw it.
That took me down psychologically to a place I’ve never been before."
