Taylor Swift 'unconcerned' about Blake Lively legal drama because it 'doesn't involve her', insider says

Taylor Swift isn’t fazed by the legal drama involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. 

The Shake It Off singer, 36, is following her own tune and shaking it all off now that she has better things to think about including her wedding to Travis Kelce, Page Six reports.

A source told the outlet that Swift is more concerned about her man, her family and her friends and feels Lively’s suit alleging sexual harassment and retaliation tactics against Baldoni, her It Ends with Us co-star and director, simply 'doesn’t involve her.' 

Daily Mail has not received a response to its request for comment from reps for Swift.

The update comes as private text messages between the pop star and the actress have been made public, putting a strain between the friends who were once joined at the hip.

Last year, leaked text messages revealed Lively, 38, referred to Swift as one of her 'dragons,' in an exchange with Baldoni. The actress - who recently called husband Ryan Reynolds her 'best friend' - was clearly identifying herself with Daenerys Targaryen of Game of Thrones suggesting these 'dragons' helped her gain creative control.

Baldoni denied Lively’s allegations and responded with his own lawsuit, accusing the actress of defamation and using threats to take control over his film. He has since dropped the countersuit.

In the newly released texts, Lively asked Swift - who was on her way to the actress’ home where Baldoni was waiting - to help convince her 'doofus director' to accept her changes to the It Ends with Us script based on Colleen Hoover’s best-selling novel, according to Page Six.

'I’ll do anything for you!!' replied Swift, who went on to support Lively’s script revisions during the meeting.

After the meeting, Lively tapped out a fawning message to Swift: 'You were so epically heroic today. You making s–t up about me and lenses. And referring to yourself as my doll. This clown falling for all of it … You are the world’s absolute greatest friend ever.'

Swift responded with equally effusive praise: 'I WON THE LOTTERY. You are the COOLEST PERSON IN THE WORLD and you like me!!'

The trailer for the movie featured Swift’s song My Tears Ricochet from her Folklore album.

Four months before the movie’s August 2024 release, Lively sent Swift a link to the trailer.

Swift replied: 'If Justin was strategic he would be like no Taylor swift in the trailer because that gives you more power over the film, that’s your ally not his.'

By December 2024, Lively’s battle with Baldoni had escalated from industry innuendo to legal action.

At that time, the mom-of-four dashed a text to Swift 'checking in' on where their friendship stood and hoping they were still okay.

'I felt like a bad friend lately because I was such a sad sack who only talked about my own s–t for months. You were generous to not only be the key person there for me during all of it, but also to let me off the hook for being so in it,' Lively wrote.

Swift, in response, agreed with that sentiment but added that it was 'not a big deal.'

The Opalite hitmaker conceded there was 'a little bit of a shift' in terms of Lively’s behavior toward her 'in recent months.'

'Yes there has been a lot of Justin stuff but I’ve been through things like this before and I know how all consuming it is,' Swift noted, adding that she felt Lively’s recent messages resembled 'a mass corporate email sent to 200 employees.'

Swift also dissed Baldoni’s interview on Elizabeth Daly’s How To Fail podcast that was released on December 4, 2024 in which he spoke about a toxic relationship he had in college.

The singer texted Lively: 'I think this bitch knows something is coming because he’s gotten out his tiny violin.'

After Baldoni received the Voice of Solidarity Award for his work as an ally to women and girls, Swift wrote: 'This is so disgusting and I hate that he’s clever about this s–t. He needs to be beaten by his OWN words.'

Once Lively filed her initial complaint on December 20, Swift rose up to support her, saying, 'You won. You did it. … And you f–king helped so many people who won’t have to go through this ever again.

'Never has a cancellation been reversed so fast. You guys don’t understand how rare this is. To have proof and to take perfect steps to bring that truth into the light.'

Lively and Baldoni are set to face off in court in May, and the actress’ communications with Swift are expected to be used in the director’s defense by his lawyer, per Page Six.

Swift, meanwhile, is turning her head elsewhere as she plans her upcoming summer wedding to the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, who proposed in August in a flower-filled garden.