Taylor Swift Shares 'Weird' Habit With BFF Abigail Anderson
Swift reveals she and Anderson still mimic 'Napoleon Dynamite' voices despite their husbands' tolerance.
The Brief
- Swift and Anderson mimic 'Napoleon Dynamite' voices during interactions.
- Both women's husbands have to put up with the habit.
- Swift and Anderson have remained friends for decades.
Taylor Swift discussed her and Abigail Anderson's habit of speaking in 'Napoleon Dynamite' voices during a Q&A session in New York City.
The Grammy winner admitted she and Anderson, both 36, still engage in the mimicry, with their husbands having to tolerate it.
Swift gave attendees a taste of her imitation of Jon Heder's character from the 2004 film during the event.
The topic arose as she talked about finding a partner who shares her 'weird and silly' traits, similar to the characters in 'Toy Story 5,' which came out in June.
Swift recalled her early days in Nashville, where she was drawn to Abigail Anderson for her unique personality.
Anderson described seeing Swift for her 'strange, little genre' and has remained a close friend for decades.
Swift was a bridesmaid at Anderson's 2017 wedding and attended her 2022 wedding to Charlie Berard.
Swift married Travis Kelce in July after three years together, with Anderson attending in a Sau Lee gown.
Two months after the star-studded nuptials, the Kansas City Chiefs player’s 14th NFL season began, and Swift has been keeping herself busy while supporting him.
A source told the Daily Mail that Swift regularly works out with Kelce and spends time with his family.
The source added that Swift accepts Kelce's commitment to football and never complains about his schedule.
Swift has been writing new music and stepping out recently to attend events, including the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala and the Academy Museum Gala.
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