Taylor Swift seems to be concerned about Kanye West hospitalization. A source says that Swift cannot forget what West did to her from the past, but that she can certainly forgive him. Especially now that he has issues regarding his health.
However, according to Gossip Cop, the interviews spreading around the internet are not true. It was said that all of these were made up.
In the supposed interview, Taylor Swift hopes that Kanye West may find the help that he needs. She was also devastated when she found out about the rapper's condition. But then, there is no confirmation from Swift's camp regarding the issue. Therefore, the interviews circulating around the internet are thought to be not legitimate.
The feud of Swift and West started in September 9, 2009. Cosmopolitan lists the timeline of the war between the two. It was when Taylor Swift won the "Best Female Video" award in VMA. While she presented her speech on-stage, Kanye West interrupted her, grabbed the mic and told everyone that Beyoncé was more deserving of the award.
From then on, the on-off feud of the two started. And in just the beginning of the year, another feud fuel between the two. In February 2016, Kanye's "Famous" debuted and Taylor Swift was part of the lyrics. It contains explicit content, which is somehow offensive on Swift's part, such as: "I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex," and "I made that bitch famous."
West says he called Swift to ask for permission; that she agreed and approved the lyrics. However, the "Bad Blood" singer denies it. She never received a call from the rapper, and wasn't aware about the lyrics' explicit content. But then, wife of West, Kim Kardashian, leaked a phone conversation between the two; in which Swift agreed about the lyrics.
Hopefully, the feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West would come to an end, soon. The news regarding the cease-fire between them still needs a confirmation from both camps.
Jobs & Hire also reported that aside from Swift and West, there are other celebrity feuds in Hollywood like, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, Rosie O'Donell and Donald Trump, Oprah Winfrey and David Letterman, and many more.
