Matty Healy, lead singer of The 1975, has been passionate about typewriters even before Taylor Swift mentioned it in her song The Tortured Poets Department. In a 2018 interview with GQ, Healy discussed how he enjoyed working on typewriters due to the sense of commitment it brought. He also mentioned carrying a notebook to jot down his thoughts, which mainly included stories about his dreams of being in love with other pop stars.

When Taylor Swift released TTPD in April 2019, fans were surprised to hear songs about her rumored fling with Healy. In the titular track, Swift mentions finding a typewriter left by a former flame, hinting at their relationship. Swift and Healy have a history together, with rumors of them dating surfacing in 2023 after Swift’s breakup from Joe Alwyn. However, the relationship did not last long as they went their separate ways a few months later.

After TTPD dropped, a source revealed to Us Weekly that Healy and his family were pleased with how Swift portrayed their relationship in her music. Despite concerns that Swift might paint him in a negative light, Healy has been coping well with his public image and did not want to be perceived as a villain by Swift’s fans. Swift, on the other hand, quickly moved on with current boyfriend Travis Kelce after her split from Healy.

The relationship between Healy and Swift has been a topic of interest among fans, especially after the release of TTPD. While the exact nature of their relationship is not confirmed, Swift’s lyrics in the song suggest a deep connection between the two. Healy’s family’s reaction to the song reflects their support for him and their understanding of his struggles with fame. Despite the speculation surrounding their romance, both Healy and Swift have focused on their respective careers and personal lives post-breakup.

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