Swift's self-directed video pulls from Pre-Raphaelite masterpieces and Greek mythology to rewrite four centuries of tragic femininity.

Shakespeare may have sidelined Ophelia, but Taylor Swift is "keeping it 100" and bringing the heroine center stage in her pop-infused, foot-tapping track. On the opening track of her 12th studio album, "The Life of a Showgirl," Swift explains how she could have suffered "The Fate of Ophelia" if not for fiancé Travis Kelce.

Ophelia" is a much-talked-about figure lately, thanks to Taylor Swift’s latest single “The Fate of Ophelia.” Who is she?

We dive deep into every track on The Life of a Showgirl - and take on some of the weirder criticisms of the album

After dropping the first music video from her new album, Taylor Swifts expressed her gratitude to her Eras Tour teammates in a tweet.

The song stands out for its candid lyrics and double entendres believed to reference the singer's fiancé, Travis Kelce.

The Life Of A Showgirl managed to hide more than a few low-key references to her fiancé Travis Kelce in her latest offering.

The 'Opalite' singer opened up about how her fiancé pulled off the elaborate setup at his home in August while promoting her new album, ‘The Life of a Showgirl'

"I'm getting blinded; congratulations on your engagement," Fallon said. As the camera zoomed in on the rock designed by Kindred Lubeck, Swift explained how Kelce proposed after the taping for the Aug. 13 podcast when she announced her 12th era.