Taylor Swift caused a stir among fans as she showcased a new look on the Graham Norton show while promoting her 12th album, The Life of a Showgirl.

The pop sensation, 35, unveiled a shorter, side-swept fringe that replaced her iconic full bangs, dazzling audiences as she discussed her engagement to Travis Kelce.

This appearance, however, led to an online debate, with some fans questioning the change in her appearance and speculating about possible enhancements.

One fan wrote on Reddit: ‘She doesn’t quite look like herself. Am I crazy? 

Others penned: ‘Is it the fillers or the bang looking sooo different.

‘How does she look so different from when we saw her on New Heights just a few months ago??  

‘Woah she looks different’

‘Her bangs are parted weirdly? I think that’s what’s throwing me off more than anything. She still looks good! 

‘She needs to chill on the filler.

‘Are these AI?’

I’m sorry, whoever did her hair and makeup here needs to be fired.’

Others complimented the star’s glamorous look saying: ‘Don’t think she looks that different especially in the pic where she’s smiling.

Despite some claiming she looks different, others suggest it’s merely the photographic angles, noting she appears as her usual self in other promotional material.

‘I honestly think its the bangs and the photos they picked.’ 

The Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Taylor Swift for comment and has yet to hear back.

The Daily Mail has also been told Swift has not undergone any cosmetic procedures. 

Her new engagement ring from Kelce, who proposed in August, was front and center on The Graham Norton Show, as Taylor showed off the sparkler which reportedly cost her NFL star fiancé between $700,000 and $1,000,000.

Asked by Graham when the wedding is happening, she said: ‘You’ll know. I want to do the album stuff first, and the wedding is what happens after in terms of planning. I think it will be fun to plan.

Talking more about her hotly-anticipated new album The Life of a Showgirl, Taylor said: ‘Last year on the tour I was physically exhausted – sick and worn down – so to spark me up I had the album as a secret passion project behind the scenes. It stopped me hitting a wall.’

Asked if all the songs are inspired by her life, she said: ‘I am open about things but in recent years I have a different perspective and like storytelling at a little bit of a distance, so it isn’t like doing a complete autopsy of myself.’

Reminded that she once said she only wrote songs she can easily sing, she says, ‘I think my wheelhouse is bigger now. 

‘I feel I can do anything now while running in heels. I am confident to write higher choruses, jump an octave, and do falsetto stuff. I have more confidence after the tour.’

Asked about specific songs on the album, she said: ‘My dad is very excited about Opalite, and it is Travis’s favorite. Growing opals in a lab is an interesting metaphor for making your own happiness; to rise above the trials and tribulations and be happy you did things on your terms.’

Taylor also spoke about acquiring the master rights to her first six albums from the investment firm Shamrock Holdings, which acquired them in 2020 after they were sold by her former label, Big Machine, to Scooter Braun in 2019.

She said: ‘A lifelong dream came true. I was able to buy my entire back catalogue. I don’t respond to stuff generally but not owning it really pissed me off. 

‘I didn’t think I should be given it – I was happy to pay and at a premium. I am glad I spoke publicly about it and my fans got behind it and championed it. 

‘I couldn’t believe it happened. Travis and I were in tears when it did. Every time it is mentioned, I get a wave of euphoria still.’  

Taylor was joined on the couch by Cillian Murphy, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner-Smith, Domhnall Gleeson and Lewis Capaldi, and seemed particularly struck by fellow singer Lewis, laughing as the Scottish star chatted.

Taylor’s episode of The Graham Norton Show airs on Friday October 3 – the day her record is released.