A spokesperson for Taylor Swift has confirmed the 1975’s Matty Healy will not feature on her reworked version of 1989.

Some outlets reported that Healy contributed to the upcoming 1989 (Taylor’s Version)- a re-recorded LP of Swift’s 2014 release.

The Sun claimed that the pair, who dated briefly earlier this year, had made a track together and that it would feature on the project- despite their split.

An apparent insider told the publication - “They’re not even in contact anymore, but there’s no hard feelings and Taylor will still release the tune. Taylor was a big fan of The 1975 way before she and Matty hooked up. The band worked with her on her ‘Midnights’ album but the songs they made never came out.”

Matty Healy supporting The 1975 at St. Anne's Park. Wednesday 7th of June 2023. Copyright Miguel Ruiz.

It has now been confirmed by Dailymail.com that Healy will not appear on the album- with a spokesperson for Swift stating -“neither Matt Healy nor The 1975 are on this album.”

1989 (Taylor’s Version), like Swift’s other rereleases, is pipped to feature bonus songs and “from the vaults” tracks.

The singer announced in 2020 that she had started re-recording her first six albums in a bid to reclaim ownership of her work.

Elsewhere, Swift dominated proceedings at the MTV VMAs on Tuesday evening- taking home nine awards from her eleven nominations.