Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston apparently really hit it off at the Met Gala in May.
Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston apparently really hit it off at the Met Gala in May.
In pics obtained by The Sun, the 1989 singer and The Night Manager star are seen getting hot and heavy on a Rhode Island beach on Monday afternoon. The two are vacationing at her multi-million dollar home in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, where she celebrated the Fourth of July with her now ex-boyfriend, Calvin Harris, last summer.
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"They were all over each other – hugging and kissing – even though there were 20 people coming and going on the beach," an onlooker told the publication.
Just before the kissing pics went public, Harris unfollowed Swift on social media and the former couple removed photos of each other from their accounts.
ET has reached out to reps for the singer and actor.
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Long before their coastal PDA pics, Swift and Hiddleston danced on a table together at the Met Gala, which the 35-year-old actor explained at the time was her idea.
"I love dancing, who doesn't?" he told the Press Association of the moment. "I was on a table with Taylor Swift and The Weeknd was playing and she said, 'The thing about these parties is nobody gets up to dance.' She, as a musician, was like, 'We've got to dance for The Weeknd!' so we got up and danced."
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OK, so hindsight is 20-20, but roses are also red and violets are blue, and we're gonna retrospectively say that this whole thing was clearly meant to be.
Multiple sources confirmed the 26-year-old singer's split from Calvin Harris, 32, earlier this month. The electronic music producer assured fans on Twitter that while the two had split, "a huge amount of love and respect" remained between them. Harris has since deleted the tweet.
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