Blake Livey, Gigi Hadid and Cara Delevingne were just a few of Swift's celeb pals to send their well-wishes on her special day.
Taylor Swift is feeling the love. Just days after dropping yet another surprise album, Evermore, the songstress celebrated her 31st birthday, and was inundated with messages of love, support and well-wishes from her famous friends and celebrity fans.
Blake Lively shared a snapshot of Swift -- in which Lively herself appears off to the side and almost cut off -- and thanked the songstress for gracing the world with new music.
"...There was happiness because of you♥️," Lively wrote, repurposing lyrics from Swift's new song "Happiness" off her latest album. "Happy happy birthday."
"Thank you for #Evermore Absolutely nothing better than getting presents on other people’s birthdays. 🎈 love you," Lively added.
Swift's longtime bestie Gigi Hadid took to her Instagram story to share a snuggly pic showing the pair laying together in pajamas and smiling for the camera.
"Happiest 31st year, my T! Wish we could be together to celebrate," Hadid wrote. "Love you so much."
Cara Delevingne also shared a throwback pic to the old days, when people could celebrate holidays together, from Swift's big 4th of July bash in Rhode Island in 2016.
"Happy birthday @taylorswift. You continue to inspire me and I'm so grateful for our friendship," the Carnival Row star captioned the photo of herself and Swift standing side-by-side and looking out across her backyard. "Cheers to you queen!"
Here's a look at how some of Swift's other superstar besties paid tribute to her on her birthday:
On her birthday, Swift gave fans yet another gift -- an incredible remix of her new single "Willow."
"Not to be all ‘iTs mY BiRtHdAY & I jUsT wAnNa DaNcE’ but... it is and I do. So we’ve released the willow dancing witch version, remixed by Elvira, a bad ass female producer I really respect 💪💃," Swift wrote on Instagram on Sunday.
The music video for "Willow" dropped Thursday night, alongside her entire new Evermore album, which Swift described as the "sister album" to folklore, which she released back in July.
Check out the stories below for more on Swift's new music.
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