Joe Alwyn Is Lastly Addressing These Taylor Swift Engagement Rumors

Taylor Swift as soon as mentioned, “I like shiny issues. however I’d marry you with paper rings.” Nicely, extra precisely, she sang it, on the three-year-old Lover deep minimize “Paper Rings.” However nonetheless. The 32-year-old pop star’s 2019 album is, as a matter of reality, full of gushing love songs imbued with marriage-related motifs presumably devoted to Joe Alwyn, with whom she’s been in a relationship since 2017 on the newest. Naturally, followers have been questioning for years if the pair has plans to tie the knot — or in the event that they have already got in secret — however Alwyn actually doesn’t care whether or not they get a solution.

“If I had a pound for each time I feel I’ve been advised I’ve been engaged, then I’d have a whole lot of pound cash,” he advised the Wall Road Journal in an interview revealed Wednesday (April 20). “I imply, the reality is, if the reply was sure, I wouldn’t say, and if the reply was no, I wouldn’t say.”

Forward of the discharge of his extremely anticipated Hulu collection Conversations With Buddies, an adaptation of the massively standard novel of the identical identify by Sally Rooney, the 31-year-old actor has been giving interviews to publications to advertise the present and open up — about not desirous to open up relating to his relationship. He and Swift have constructed fairly the repute (no pun meant) for retaining their romance extremely non-public, despite the truth that Alwyn has even written and produced songs on Swift’s Grammy-winning album Folkore and its sister document Evermore. (Although, in certainly one of his current interviews, he revealed he doesn’t plan on contributing to extra music.)

“We dwell in a tradition that individuals count on a lot to be given,” he advised WSJ. “In order that should you’re not posting on a regular basis about what you’re doing, the way you’re spending a day or the way you made a breakfast, does that make you a recluse? I’d additionally wish to really feel barely much less guarded typically in interviews or in no matter type of interactions, but it surely’s only a knee-jerk response to the tradition we dwell in.”