Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift are not just music royalty, they are longtime besties with hits to prove it. From 'Everything Has Changed' to 'Run (Taylor’s Version)', their chemistry goes beyond friendship and right into fan-favorite territory. Over the years, they have shared studios, stages, and stories that might have never made it to the lyrics. But now, Ed Sheeran is letting a few of those memories slip that have got everyone leaning in a little closer.

Was it a hint? A tease? Or just a nostalgic story that hit the right note? Turns out, some throwback stories are too good to stay in the vault.

On the latest Call Her Daddy podcast, Ed Sheeran lit up when Alex Cooper asked about his favorite Taylor Swift memory. Tapping into nostalgia, he recalled how a lengthy court case had him searching through old phones, discovering forgotten voice notes from years back. That trip down memory lane pulled him straight into the 'Red' Tour days. Sheeran shared that during the Red Tour, both he and Taylor Swift were based in Nashville, flying out to gigs together and and spending nearly every day side by side for half a year.

The best part? That friendship has not lost its mojo. Ed Sheeran also let on that even now, they meet around four times a year and dive straight into marathon-style chats. “We have proper 6-hour sit-down catch-ups,” he said, revealing that their friendship is still solid. No quick texts or rushed run-ins. Just hours of talking, laughing, and reconnecting like no time has passed. That is a real friendship flex and Swifties are living for it.

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While the Taylor Swift tales sparked plenty of smiles, Ed Sheeran did not stop there. The conversation took a turn into fresh territory, giving fans a glimpse into his creative world—past, present, and what is coming next.

On Call Her Daddy, Ed Sheeran really did not hold back about his upcoming album 'Play'. While chatting with Alex Cooper, he revealed that he is dropping songs every few weeks instead of waiting for the full album release. Why? Because this time, it is all about showing off the range. From Nashville-inspired tracks to Persian-influenced sounds like 'Azizam', Sheeran is breaking all his usual rules. He is not sticking to one vibe, he wants fans to hear the full spectrum of his musical playground.

Sheeran also shared that this album feels like a reset. After a stretch of somber, grief-heavy records, 'Play' brings the fun back. He spoke about recording in India, playing St. Patrick’s Day in Nashville, and bringing out joy in every beat. The goal? To make something colorful, wild, and unexpected. As he put it, "Why the f--- not" he just stopped caring about fitting into one box. And honestly, that might just be the kind of energy fans did not know they needed!

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