A new report clears the air on Taylor Swift’s supposed feud with “Top Gun: Maverick” star Miles Teller. Sources claim that Swift and Teller are still friends. Despite weeks of rumors claiming the singer gave a cold shoulder to the latter and his wife, Keleigh Sperry, insiders say the trio’s relationship is “totally solid.” Reportedly, there is no bad blood between them, only genuine friendship.
Taylor Swift and Miles Teller are not at odds, claims source
Rob Shuter recently addressed the rumors about Taylor Swift’s alleged feud with Miles Teller. The longtime friends are reportedly not feuding — they are just busy. A source claimed, “It’s nonsense,” adding, “They still text. They still talk football. They’re just busy adults with busy lives.”
The insider emphasized that Swift, Teller, and his wife, Keleigh Sperry, still adore each other. They remain part of the same friend circle, even if the cameras do not catch them together as often these days.
Their friendship goes back several years. Teller and Sperry appeared in Swift’s 2021 “I Bet You Think About Me” music video and hung out together at parties, game nights, and Swift’s “Eras Tour” shows. Rumors of tension started after Teller appeared on Jason and Travis Kelce’s podcast earlier this year, prompting speculation that he was using Swift for attention.
However, according to sources, Swift herself encouraged the podcast appearance. One insider said, “She thought it would be funny and good press for his new movie,” while another added, “They literally FaceTime during Chiefs games.” They claimed, “Miles is obsessed with Travis. Taylor loves Keleigh.” Hence, there is “No drama, no shade. It’s just life.”
Fans online pointed out that Sperry has not regularly liked Taylor Swift’s Instagram posts and skipped a few recent events, fueling rumors that their friendship had cooled. But those close to the group insisted nothing has changed behind the scenes. The source claimed that they “still in the same friend circle,” but “just not photographed together every five minutes” to prove it.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on RealityTea.
