Excuse Me, But Did Anne Hathaway Step Out in a Taylor Swift Easter Egg?

Excuse Me, But Did Anne Hathaway Step Out in a Taylor Swift Easter Egg?

What does Anne Hathaway have to do with Taylor Swift? “Nothing,” you might be thinking. But prepare to once again enter the clown car and start questioning everything.As you’re likely well aware, Dakota Johnson stars in Taylor’s newly released “Patient Zero” music video. And what else is Dakota Johnson up to right now? Promoting her new film, Verity, which she stars in alongside Anne Hathaway. Fans have been speculating for a minute that “Patient Zero” could be on the Verity soundtrack, and now it looks like Anne is dropping some Easter eggs. First, there’s the fact that she made sure to include a clip of herself watching “Patient Zero” in this montage getting ready for the Verity premiere:Sure, you could argue that Anne was just supporting her costar, Dakota. But then? Then Anne showed up on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon wearing THIS:NBC//Getty ImagesIt took a minute for everyone to clock the Easter egg (this appearance was a couple days ago on September 30), but Twitter is currently in a spiral because Anne wore a Bvlgari necklace that’s almost identical to the one Taylor wore in the “Look What You Made Me Do” video.And listen. If I wanted to really clown I’d be out here claiming that Anne Hathaway’s necklace means Taylor is about to drop Rep TV. But I’m trying to keep my grip on reality at this point, so gonna go with theory that 1) “Patient Zero” is being snuck into the Verity soundtrack somewhere—though early reports from people who have seen the film indicate that’s not the case, 2) Anne is simply supporting Dakota and joining in on the the Taylor Swift fun, or 3) Anne—who is a global brand ambassador for Bvlgari—loves a statement necklace and this has literally nothing to do with Taylor.

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