The 1975’s Matty Healy reportedly “uncomfortable” with attention from new Taylor Swift album, but “relieved” it wasn’t worse…

It has been reported that Matty Healy is “uncomfortable” with the attention from Taylor Swift‘s latest album, but “relieved” it wasn’t worse.

Fans have speculated that the majority of Swift’s recently released 11th LP ‘The Tortured Poets Department‘ was inspired by her short-lived romance with The 1975 frontman, namely its title track, ‘The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived’ and ‘But Daddy I Love Him’ among others.

Last month, after being approached by paparazzi in Los Angeles, Healy was asked how he felt about his “Taylor diss track”. While it’s unclear which exact song the paparazzo was referring to, the ‘About You’ singer replied: “My diss track? Oh! I haven’t really listened to that much of it, but I’m sure it’s good.”

Now, an insider told US Weekly that Healy is not a fan of the new unwanted attention after the album’s release. “Matty’s uncomfortable with the renewed attention on his relationship [with Taylor] — especially because he’s [with someone] new,” the insider told the outlet.

A second insider added that “Matty still thinks very highly of Taylor but we were all nervous about what she might have said on the album,” and noted that Healy “couldn’t be happier” about how ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ turned out.

According to that same insider, Healy’s family was “worried” that the songs would “rip him apart,” adding, “Matty has struggled with life in the public eye, and he’s been doing really well, but the last thing that he needs is for every Swiftie in the world to think he’s a villain.”