Inside Taylor Swift’s shock SECOND new album as she gushes over NFL boyfriend Travis Kelce

TAYLOR Swift has reignited her feud with Kim Kardashian after releasing a surprise second album in less than 24 hours.

On Friday Taylor Swift released the follow up to her eleventh record, The Tortured Poet’s Department, and the album features brutal digs at Kim.

The pair famously fell out back in 2016, after Kim’s then husband Kanye West branded Taylor a “bitch” in his song Famous.

Turning her venom-loaded pen on Kim on new song thanK you aIMee – which shows the US reality star’s name capitalised within it – Taylor appears to brand her a bully.

The song even seems to subtly name-checks Kim’s eight-year-old son, Saint.

Taylor sings: “Everyone knows that my mother is a saintly woman/ But she used to say she wished that you were dead.

I wrote a thousand songs that you find uncool/ I built a legacy which you can’t undo. And maybe you’ve reframed it.

“And in your mind, you never beat my spirit black and blue.”

Taylor later adds: “One day your kid comes home singing a song that only us two are gonna know is about you.

“All that time you were throwing punches, I was buildin’ somethin’. And I can’t forgive the way you made me feel.”

Taylor and Kim’s fallout back in 2016 made headlines, after Kim posted what later turned out to be an edited video of Kanye calling Taylor about his song Famous ahead of release.

On new song Cassandra, Taylor also seemingly takes on the whole Kardashian family for keeping quiet as the world turned on her after their row was made public.

It also makes jibes about the famous family’s wealth, which is reported to be over £1.5billion.

Taylor sings: “They knew, they knew, they knew the whole time. That I was onto something. The family, the pure greed, the Christian chorus line.

“They all said nothing. Blood’s thick but nothing like a payroll. Bet they never spared a prayer for my soul.”

Elsewhere on the album, Taylor opens up about her new romance with NFL star Travis Kelce.

On So High School she sings: “You know how to ball. I know Aristotle. Touch me while your bros play Grand Theft Auto. It’s true, swear, Scout’s honour. You knew what you wanted. And, boy, you got her.”

Taylor also uses the album to set the record straight when it comes to claims she is a serial dater, after a string of high profile romances including with Brits Harry Styles, Calvin Harris and Joe Alwyn

On The Prophecy she sings: “Don’t want money, just someone who wants my company.

“I’m so afraid I sealed my fate. No sign of soulmates, I’m just a paperweight”.

Joe took a bruising on The Tortured Poet’s Department, with Taylor appearing to suggest he cheated on her during their six year relationship.

Following the double release yesterday [FRIDAY] however she confirmed she had nothing more to say to Joe, or to her ex-fling Matty Healy, who she also lashed out at on the album.

Taylor wrote online: “This period of the author’s life [Taylor] is now over, the chapter closed and boarded up.

“There is nothing to avenge, no scores to settle once wounds have healed. And upon further reflection, a good number of them turned out to be self-inflicted.

“This writer is of the firm belief that our tears become holy in the form of ink on a page. Once we have spoken our saddest story, we can be free of it.”