In Swift’s case, it seems the pressure of being America’s pop sweetheart has become too much to bear. While she has built her career on being relatable and down-to-earth, her foray into politics has highlighted just how difficult it is for celebrities to balance their personal beliefs with public expectations.

“I just wanted to stand up for what I believed in,” Swift reportedly said, still grappling with the fallout. “But now I’m starting to wonder if I was wrong to speak out at all.”

While the idea of Swift leaving the U.S. may seem unthinkable to her millions of American fans, those close to the singer say it’s not as far-fetched as it sounds. After all, Swift already owns properties around the world, including in London, where her long-term boyfriend, actor Joe Alwyn, resides. The couple has reportedly been spending more time in Europe, and Swift is said to be enamored with the idea of living abroad full-time.

“She’s always loved Europe, and with everything happening in the U.S. right now, it’s starting to feel like a better option,” said a source close to Swift. “She’s not saying she’s leaving forever, but she’s definitely considering it.”

For Swift, leaving the U.S. wouldn’t just be a physical move—it would be a symbolic one, a declaration that even the biggest stars are not immune to the pressure and criticism that comes with living in the public eye.

As news of Swift’s possible relocation spread, reactions from her fans have been mixed. While some have expressed their unwavering support, others have voiced concern that Swift’s departure would be a betrayal of her American roots.

“I love Taylor, but leaving the country feels like running away,” wrote one fan on social media. “She’s always been about facing things head-on. I hope she doesn’t leave us behind.”

Others, however, have been more understanding. “If Taylor needs to leave to find peace, then I support her 100%,” one Swiftie tweeted. “She’s done so much for us—maybe it’s time for her to focus on herself.”