Michael James

A Graveyard of all Taylor Swift’s Exes

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A Graveyard of all Taylor Swift’s Exes

Taylor Swift’s Graveyard of Heartbreak is now a reality on the front stoop of a home in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Someone put up a display featuring the names of Taylor’s exes on TOMBSTONES.  Not all of them, though.  Just Harry Styles, Joe Jonas, John Mayer, Jake Gyllenhaal, Matty Healy, and Joe Alwyn.

So who didn’t make the cut?  Tom Hiddleston, Calvin Harris, Taylor Lautner, and Conor Kennedy, son of Robert F. “Brainworm” Kennedy Jr.

Apparently, the homeowners had to stop somewhere, due to the cost.  Taylor’s left a lot of bodies in her wake, after all.

The display also features a skeleton Travis Kelce, down on one knee(cap), proposing to a skeleton Taylor.

Oh, and there’s a skeleton in a cage labeled “Scooter Braun”.

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