Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl” now officially has a claim to the biggest first-week numbers ever recorded for an album. Billboard reported Wednesday that, in its first five days out, the album has surpassed 3.

With 3.2 million sales and another 300,000 units from streams, these are particularly strong numbers even for the world’s biggest artist.

Brooke Hogan is facing backlash after posting — and quickly deleting — a message seemingly accusing Taylor Swift’s new album of being influenced by “the devil.” Hogan, 37, shared her opinion on social media following the release of Swift’s latest album,

"Do the math," Swift said she told Kelce. "Is there any chance at all, baby, that you complimented Hugh Grant's wife Anna on 'her' movie, 'Barbie?' And she politely nodded, because she didn't have the heart to tell you she didn't direct it?"

The cinematic experience — tied to the release of her new album — was originally expected to play in a slew of additional international markets later in October. Not anymore.

For a stop on “Late Night With Seth Meyers” on Oct. 8, Swift channeled the doomed “Hamlet” heroine Ophelia — who inspired her album’s cover art and lead single — in a floral brocade bustier top and matching miniskirt by Wiederhoeft. (Ophelia tragically drowns in the play, surrounded by garlands of wildflowers.)

Kelce chatted about her future sister-in-law, Taylor Swift's, latest album 'The Life of a Show Girl' on the Oct. 8 episode of her podcast Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce.