Taylor Swift is reportedly taking legal action against Kanye West following his latest vulgar social media tirade. The rapper, now 47, sparked fresh controversy with sexually explicit and defamatory remarks targeting Swift, along with fellow celebrities Justin Bieber and Harry Styles.
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Kanye’s Shocking Claims Spark Outrage
In an hours-long rant on X (formerly Twitter), West accused Swift of engaging in a sexual relationship with both Bieber and Styles simultaneously—without offering any evidence. “I’ll show you an example of racism. Justin Bieber and Harry Styles f—-d Taylor Swift from both sides and didn’t call me,” he wrote. He continued with disturbing comments, including, “I’M MAD I HAVEN’T F—-D TAYLOR SWIFT … YET.” The posts have since been deleted, but not before going viral and causing public outcry.
Kanye West has deactivated his X account after posting a now-deleted message blaming Taylor Swift for his Super Bowl halftime show exclusion. In his final post, he thanked Elon Musk for the platform, likening his experience to an Ayahuasca trip. #kanyewest #taylorswift pic.twitter.com/21PsGjk8JP
— IBTimes UK (@IBTimesUK) April 10, 2025
Swift Takes Legal Action
According to sources cited by Daily Mail, Swift has had enough. A cease and desist letter has reportedly been sent to West, demanding he immediately stop spreading defamatory and sexually harassing content about her. “This isn’t just gossip. This is [West] sexually harassing a woman, defaming her and intending to cause harm to her and to her career,” a source said, adding that West has “gone too far this time.”
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Reviving an Old Feud
Kanye also claimed his infamous moment with Swift at the 2009 MTV VMAs was part of why he never landed a Super Bowl halftime show. He added, “I never was allowed to do the Super Bowl because of three moments… The Taylor Swift moment.”
Despite the ongoing feud, Swift has largely remained silent. However, she once described the VMA incident as a “mass public shaming” that had a lasting impact on her mental health.
