The shocking relationship between Taylor Swift and Matty Healy set tongues wagging.
However, despite the fling coming to a swift end, a source reported that Healy will still be featured on Swift's upcoming LP.
In June, before their split, the lead singer of 1975 and "Lavender Haze" hitmaker collaborated on a track for her upcoming album release next month.
Despite announcing her record following their breakup, Taylor included their joint effort on her LP, according to a report by The Sun.
Per their music source, although the "Anti-Hero" singer and the "Chocolate" hitmaker are no longer in contact, the recording of their song while dating still stands. Despite ending things on good terms, the track will be released by Taylor Swift as planned.
Before her romance with Healy began, Swift was already a devoted admirer of The 1975, per several reports.
Even so, their collaborative work on her album titled "Midnights" never made it to the public.
Though the collaboration between the two didn't ultimately come to fruition, a few tracks are still ready for release, according to the outlet's source.
Recently, it was decided that the song created when Swift and Healy were together will be made available despite their incompatibility.
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For a brief two months, Taylor Swift and Matty Healy had a whirlwind romance. However, reports that they had reignited their relationship last month were swiftly denied when the musician let go of one of the female members of his tour crew.
It has been reported that the British singer-songwriter made some disrespectful remarks about US rapper Ice Spice during a podcast recently. Swift, who collaborated with them on the song "Karma," featured in the album "Midnights."
Following the uproar over Healy's comments, even some Swifties were vocal about wanting her to part ways with him. However, this wasn't the cause of their breakup.
After her breakup from Healy, there's been no hint of a new relationship for the pop star, and Swift is reportedly currently making the most of a much-needed respite from "The Eras" tour.
Last Monday, though, the starlet was out and about in New York with some other A-listers, including Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively.
Later this year, one of the busiest years for Swift yet, she is set to release her fourth re-recorded album - "1989 (Taylor's Version)" on October 27.
The exciting news is that 21 tracks will be included in the album, with five being unheard before as they were written for "1989" but have yet to make the original cut back in 2014.
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