Did Taylor Swift make a Cameo appearance in the history of Handmaid?

Did Taylor Swift make a Cameo appearance in “The Handmaid's Tale”? Probably not, but Showrunner Bruce Miller teases her massive legion of fans anyway by saying “maybe”.

In an interview with Variety after the show, in which the first season of Margaret Atwood's celebrated science fiction book of the same name adapted and then the following five seasons the story about the original endpoint continued Jennifer Maas directly, whether Swift in the series “execution in” Execution “,” The SEUM-to Last-Anlast ” -Verisory that was broadcast on May 20 on May 20. Why Did she ask that? Well, while the world on Swift's last two recorded albums are waiting for the drop (“Reputation” and “Taylor Swift” are the only one of their first six albums that it did not publish as “Taylor's version” after their original champion was sold to their ore cooömer. her Version of “Look what you did, what you have to do”, the lead single from “call”.

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When handmaids, including Elisabeth Moss' June Osborne, storm the streets of the religious country of Gilead to defeat the commanders who have checked for so long Type of How she leaves a car to join the maid. You don't see her face, but because the Swifties have observed their favorite walk, their struts and have recently observed through a stage thanks to the Eras tour, think that maybe, Maybe justSwift took time out of her likely schedule to appear on the show.

Apparently Miller wants to keep this rumor afloat. “The use of 'Look what you did, what you have to do' (Taylor's version) in Episode 9, Swifties had crazy,” emphasized Maas. “The fans inspected part of this scene and noticed a character that was only shot from behind and goes so.

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“I can't say anything. I can't say anything,” stormed Miller. When Maas Also (Correct) pointed out that this non-drive proportion made more speculations and that it would “worse”, Miller continued.

I do not Think that swift-a supernatural-talented singer-songwriter, which ends a global, billion dollar tour at the end of 2024 and, as I hope, R&R, when I made this in the penultimate episode of “The Handmaid's Tale”, made a wall appearance. So why is it doing? Someone Do you think that?