During the 66th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony on Sunday, February 4, Taylor Swift, 34, made a surprising announcement, revealing her upcoming album titled "The Tortured Poets Department." Accepting the award for Best Pop Vocal album, Swift disclosed that the album is set to drop on April 19, marking her 13th Grammy win, a significant number for the singer.

Expressing her excitement over the Grammy win, Swift teased fans with a special announcement, unveiling the release date and title of her new album, which she had kept secret for two years. Following the announcement, Swift shared details online, including the album cover featuring her lying on a large pillow and a handwritten poem accompanying it, hinting at potential lyrics from the album.

While fans anticipated news of her latest re-recorded album, particularly "reputation," Swift surprised them with the announcement of "The Tortured Poets Department," set to release nearly two years after her last full-length album, "Midnights," in October 2022. In the interim, Swift has released re-recordings of her iconic albums "Speak Now" and "1989" as "Taylor's Version" in July and October 2023, respectively.