Taylor Swift’s belly button discussion has resurfaced yet again. The pop singer dropped the covers and artwork for her recently announced album, The Life of the Showgirl. Among all the stunning images she released,

Taylor Swift does indeed have a belly button, but it was all discovered on the day she posted her first bikini shot!

Ultimately, it didn't happen. Belly remained faithful to Conrad's cheating brother, Jeremiah. The episode ended with our lust-filled protagonist center-screen in a blouse from Dôen, Taylor Swift's favorite brand for romantic tops and dresses.

False God by Taylor Swift was used, not once, but twice during the Belly-Conrad moment on on The Summer I Turned Pretty and here is what it means for them.

Amazon Prime's smash TV show, The Summer I Turned Pretty, stars Taylor Swift in a major way, with viewers noticing the singer's significance in the latest episode

Taylor Swift's hit song 'False God' was used for the second time in season three of 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' - but what does it mean?

The meaning behind Taylor Swift's 'False God' in The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3, episode 6 will blow your mind.

Episode 6 of The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3 ended with a charged moment, promising more challenges coming in Belly's way. Having experienced a cosy bridal shower with the beloved, Belly's return to Cousins brings her heart to test.

Taylor Swift is appearing on Travis Kelce's New Heights podcast to talk about her album, The Life of a Showgirl. Watch the clip of Jason Kelce intro-ing the singer. The athlete smoldered on the cover of the mag's September issue and opened up about his career as well as his relationship with girlfriend Taylor Swift.

'You're Losing Me', a devastating song written about the breakdown of a relationship, played at the end of season 3 episode 1 when Belly confronts Jeremiah for having sex with another girl while they were on a break. Since then, it's been crickets. No more Taylor songs have popped up since that moment.