Michael Bublé Reveals He's A Swiftie!

In 2021, Taylor Swift did a re-release of her "All Too Well" song following years of speculations that claimed of an unheard 10 minutes version that wasn't released.

She initially released it in 2012, and as she was about to do another release nine years later, she spoke about how difficult it was for her to write.

"It was a day when I was just, like, a broken human, walking into rehearsal just feeling terrible about what was going on in my personal life," Swift shared per BuzzFeed. "I just ended up playing four chords repeatedly, and the band started kicking in. I think they could tell I was going through it."

Subsequently, after its release, Swift was amazed at its reach and public acclaim. 

"I can't believe it now when I play it live and everybody in the crowd knows every word. I'm truly astonished by it, and I think that's one of the most beautiful things about this album for me when I look back on it," she concluded.

The new release also came with its music video, and the enthusiasm of fans were unmatched. One of the fans was Michael Bublé, who was inspired by the 10-minute short movie.

The Canadian singer recently kicked off the promotion of his new album "Higher" with his single, "I'll Never Not Love You."

The music video for the single recreated famous scenes from romance movies such as "Titanic," "The Princess Bride," "Love, Actually," "Sixteen Candles," "The Notebook," and "Jerry Maguire." It also alludes to Swift's 10 minutes "All Too Well" video.

Via People, the Canadian singer spoke of his decision to reference her video." She's an incredible artist and one of our greatest writers. I loved that I got to hit something that for me was so modern and contemporary. And, yes: Once a Swiftie, always a Swiftie!"

The singer unconventionally revealed that he and his wife would be expecting their fourth child in the new video.

At the third minute mark of the video, Bublé returns to being his usual self with his wife and three kids. As they all check out of a grocery store, a baby bump is exposed.

Bublé featured "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" the same day he released the music video to confirm the baby reveal news and announce that he was open to having more kids.

"We're so excited to tell people," he said. "I would love to have as many as she would let me have. They just fill me up with life."

He also added that the timing of the video took an intense three days but was still enjoyable nonetheless. "I thought it would be really cool to be able to travel through those scenes with the love of my real life, my wife, who just happens to be a great actress and happens to be really beautiful and wonderful," the 46-year-old singer said per People. "It was this very cool family affair."

Bublé previously announced the pregnancy news on his Instagram with two photos. One featured him holding Louisiana's belly while the other featured their kids kissing her belly. "Oops! We did it again. bebit@ en Camino," he captioned and added a love, star, and a pregnant woman emoji.

The new album, "Higher," is a collection of original tracks and covers inspired by his wife and children. He also added that the challenges they've faced and hurdles they've had to cross as a family were sources of motivation. He calls the album his best one yet, and it's a testament to his family's resilience.

"I was inspired by my wife and my kids and what we'd been through," says Bublé via the same outlet. "It's just based on being in love with my life. I truly came at it with an attitude of gratitude. And I was really ready to leave my comfort zone and make an album that was fresh for my audience. I've been waiting for people to hear it. I'd meet people on the street or I'd be at Costco, and someone would come up and say, 'Oh, what are you working on?' I would say, 'Oh my God, I just can't wait for you to hear this.'"

In April 2021, the singer celebrated the tenth wedding anniversary with his wife Luisana with a poignant throwback picture and a heartfelt tribute via his Instagram.

"In 10 years of marriage, we've been through so much Lu," he wrote per People. "The good things in life have been better with you, and you've helped lift me through some of the hardest times imaginable."

The singer continued, "You're my way better half, my hero and the light of my life. While I feel a lot more and so much more I want to say, I'll save that for you. I love you Kid. Happy Anniversary."

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