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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Taylor Swift thinks she will "still be single" in five years time.

    The 'Blank Space' hitmaker - who has previously dated Harry Styles, Jake Gyllenhaal and John Mayer - believes her A-list lifestyle makes it difficult for her to find a boyfriend.


    When asked where she'd be in five years time, she said: "I'll be 30.

    I'll probably still be single, let's be honest.

    "No one's going to sign up for this and everything that goes with it.

    Like, 'Hi, nice to meet you, want a date? Do you love camera flashes?

    I hope you do!'

    "I don't know what's going to happen if I'm ever content in a relationship - no idea how that’s going to work. I don’t even know if that’s possible with the life I have."

    However, the prospect of being single for another five years doesn't bother the 25-year-old singer, who has admitted she would rather have fun and be adventurous.

    She added: "I used to think it was important to find a boyfriend.

    "But I don’t feel that it is now. I just want to have as much fun and as many adventures as possible."

    Meanwhile, the blonde beauty has insisted that when she does find love, her music will still be inspired by the ups and downs of relationships because she would be able to find "complexity in happiness".

    She told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: "I don’t think anything’s ever simple. Just because you’re happy in a relationship doesn’t mean that there aren’t moments of confusion or frustration or loneliness or sadness.

    "Hopefully, if I ever find some sort of meaningful relationship, I’ll be able to still find inspiration, just through the everyday ups and downs."

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