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TAYLOR SWIFT "EXCLUDES" HERSELF FROM BLAKE LIVELY'S DRAMA, BUT ALLEGEDLY REMAINS UNDERSTANDING

Taylor Swift would allegedly like to remove herself from the ongoing "It Ends With Us" saga. Sources tell Deuxmoi that the singer "despises" being dragged into drama, and the recent events surrounding Blake Lively's lawsuit against Justin Baldoni have pushed her to distance herself from the situation.

Apparently, the infamous "Khaleesi" text message that Lively sent to Baldoni, referencing Swift and Ryan Reynolds as her "dragons," did not sit well with the pop star. Swift, who has her own share of drama to deal with, is not interested in being involved in anyone else's, especially when it involves public speculation and potential fallouts.

"She's SO over people speculating about who is in her 'girl squad' and who she might be fighting with," an exclusive Deuxmoi source reveals. This might explain why we also haven't heard more about Swift and Keleigh Teller's relationship seemingly cooling off (fans have noticed the two friends haven't been seen together in a while).

Our source adds that Swift is "very savvy about social media" and is deliberately choosing to stay quiet amidst the controversy. Swift understands the power of words and how easily they can be taken out of context, especially in the age of social media. Blake, according to our source, is allegedly "mortified at how the text message reads out of context and did reach out to Taylor to apologize." Our source points out that Taylor knows what it’s like to have comments made at a specific time and place taken out of context and while she was reportedly not happy about being dragged into the legal battle and being referred to as Lively's "dragon," she has apparently accepted Lively's apology for the controversial text message.

However, this doesn't mean everything is back to normal between the two. Swift is strategically keeping her distance for now, focusing on the upcoming Super Bowl and her relationship with Travis Kelce.  She simply wants to be "excluded from this narrative," our source emphasizes.