Taylor Swift has probably traveled using almost every mode of transportation available—but a suitcase?Kalakal Sorry folks, but that's (unfortunately) fake news.
Radio station Spin 1038 published an article Monday based on paparazzi photos from Splash, a celebrity news agency, which showed two men carrying a suitcase with the caption, "Taylor Swift has been reportedly being transported in a huge suitcase from her Tribecca apartment into her truck."
Sadly, Splash has since retracted the story, admitting their photographer did not verify whether or not Swift was in the suitcase.
At least we'll always have jokes ...
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Who knows, maybe she'll travel inside a duffle bag next.
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