Taylor Swift will never calm down when it comes to keeping her songs top secret!
As we reported, the pop star enlisted a slew of openly gay icons for cameos in her internet-shattering You Need To Clam Down music video, which, on top of being a sassy clap back to haters, served as a call for equality and acceptance for the LGBTQ community.
One of those icons was Queer Eye star Antoni Porowski, who popped up about halfway through the video for a tea party with Tay, his castmates, and co-executive producer, Todrick Hall.
The cooking guru shared some insight into the cray day of filming in a new interview with Yahoo, revealing that although it was “a love fest” on set, Taylor went through leaps and bounds to keep everything on the down low.
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Explaining how each person had to be essentially hidden at all times, the Netflix star dished:
“I went to one of the Porta-Potty areas, and I had to carry an umbrella because there were paps with helicopters trying to see who was on set.”
No surprise there — Tay’s always kept her music videos hush-hush from the paps.
But the 29-year-old performer kept the stars of her music video in the dark, too. Antoni added:
“None of us even heard the song… Everything was a big secret.”
Wait, what!?
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Apparently, everyone on set could only partly listen to You Need to Calm Down through an earpiece and heard the full track for the first time with the rest of the world when Taylor dropped it last week.
That’s equality, we guess?
While they weren’t given access to the track, Antoni and his castmates were gifted a few colorful mementos from set: the fierce outfits they wore!
The TV personality explained:
“Taylor gifted us the outfits that we wore. So now I am the proud owner of bright pink latex Margiela pants. And a very billowy pink shirt with a bunch of felt on it.”
What a nice gesture!
However, there was another prop Antoni had his eye on:
“There was a honey jar, and it was vintage from the ’40s or the ’50s. It was this beautiful little glass honey bear that I tried to steal but I didn’t. I kind of wish I did, but I feel like I would’ve gotten in trouble.”
Good call, henny.
[Image via Antoni Porowski/Instagram]
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