Taylor Swift Baby Bump Rumors Break The Internet With Record-Breaking Google Searches

It's official. America is absolutely bump-crazy, and Taylor Swift is leading the pack.

In a new study sent exclusively to The Blast, researchers found that Swift is the most Googled celebrity when it comes to baby bump speculation, pulling in a whopping 1,410 average monthly searches across the U.S.

But the kicker is that there's been zero official pregnancy announcement from Taylor Swift.

The study, conducted by Dallas-based fashion brand Terry Costa, analyzed U.S. search volumes over the past year using SEMRush Explorer to determine which celebs have fans furiously Googling "baby bump" updates.

Spoiler alert: the Swifties clearly aren't shy about wondering if a mini Tay is on the way.

Beyoncécame in hot at No. 2 with 1,160 monthly searches. No surprise there because Queen Bey famously broke the internet with her 2017 pregnancy reveal, which remains one of Instagram's most-liked posts ever.

Landing third is Ashanti, snagging 590 monthly searches.

A spokesperson for Terry Costa weighed in on the findings, telling The Blast, "The study reveals that Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Ashanti are some of the celebrities dominating the baby bump searches among Americans."

"These search trends highlight how celebrities' personal lives generate significant public interest, often rivaling attention given to their professional achievements," they added. "The substantial search volumes across various celebrities demonstrate how pregnancy speculation has become a major component of celebrity culture in the digital age."

Rounding out the top five were Hailey Bieber (360 monthly searches) and Ella Mai (320 searches). Fans constantly speculate if Hailey and Justin Bieber are ready to add another little one to their family.

At the same time, Ella Mai, who welcomed her first child last year, has an ultra-private personal life, which only fuels the curiosity.

Meanwhile, Blake Lively and Margot Robbie tied for sixth place with 210 monthly searches each, followed by Jennifer Garner, Kate Middleton, and Megan Fox, who each racked up an average of 110 searches per month.

Here's the full breakdown:

1. Taylor Swift: 1,410
2. Beyoncé: 1,160
3. Ashanti: 590
4. Hailey Bieber: 360
5. Ella Mai: 320
6. Blake Lively: 210
7. Margot Robbie: 210
8. Jennifer Garner: 110
9. Kate Middleton: 110
10. Megan Fox: 110

The bottom line? Whether it's a confirmed pregnancy or pure fan speculation, Hollywood's obsession with baby bumps is alive, well, and only growing bigger.

The study's findings come just days after Taylor Swift fans went into full meltdown mode after a series of maternity photos hit social media, only to find out it wasn't actually Taylor expecting a little one with Travis Kelce.

The drama unfolded when a set of maternity photos featuring a woman who looks strikingly similar to Swift went viral, sending Swifties into a full-blown speculation spiral. Fans were convinced the pop superstar was secretly pregnant and about to welcome her first child with her NFL boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

"I'm literally crying," one fan wrote. "Taylor's gonna be a mom omg."

But it turns out it was a case of mistaken identity. The woman in the photos was later identified as Laurah, a Swift lookalike whose features and styling sparked massive confusion online.

Before Laurah's maternity pics stirred the pot, rumors were already swirling thanks to a comment made by Travis's mom, Donna Kelce.

After Donna posted a sweet video of her son Jason introducing his newborn daughter to Uncle Trav via FaceTime, a fan commented, "Trav's going to make a wonderful father, just like Jason!" Donna replied with a simple red heart emoji.

Harmless? Maybe. But fans took it as a cryptic clue that Travis and Taylor might be prepping for a bundle of joy. Of course, Donna had dropped the same emoji on other comments, but that didn't stop Swifties from losing their minds.

Adding fuel to the fire is the fact that Swift and Kelce have kept a low profile since the Super Bowl. The power couple, who have been going strong for months, haven't publicly addressed any of the pregnancy speculation.