Taylor Swift girl group remains tight-lipped on the pop star's birthday

Taylor Swift has yet to receive public birthday wishes from her girl gang.

As the pop sensation’s fan base, the Swifties, serenade their music idol and mark her 35th birthday on December 13, Swift’s close friend circle has remained noticeable silent over this occasion despite being active on their social media accounts.

First and foremost is Selena Gomez, who recently got engaged to her romantic partner, Benny Blanco. Despite being rather vocal of her engagement that happened on December 11, via her Instagram account, with the latest being a snap of her showing off the big rock Blanco got her, she has yet to wish the Lover crooner a happy birthday on her account.

It is also pertinent to mention that when Gomez posted of the happy news, Swift was over the moon already planning her role in the wedding as the “flower girl,” as per her comment underneath the post.

Additionally, neither pop stars Gracie Abrams, Sabrina Carpenter, Raye as well as Suki Waterhouse expressed their well wishes for the Blank Space hitmaker, despite having performed the opening for her wildly successful Eras Tour on different times and venues.

The list continues as the famous couple, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, who have remained quite close to Taylor Swift have also remained tight-lipped over the musician marking 35 years around the sun.

Models Gigi Hadid and Cara Delevingne, who are also close pals to the 14-time Grammy winning artist also have no mention of Swift neither on their social feeds nor Stories.

As the now 35-year-old songstress began dating, Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end, she also grew close to Brittany Mahomes, who is the wife of quarterback Patrick Mahomes. 

And even though the two have remained quite public of their friendship, Mahomes has also seemingly abstained from putting up any blessings for the pop star.

It is pertinent to mention that Taylor Swift visited the Kansas City’s children hospital on her birthday, that is December 13, to surprise ill kids with heartfelt gestures and sweet interactions ahead of Christmas.