Camila Cabello-Taylor Swift Collaboration; Ex-Fifth Harmony Talks about Solo Album & ‘Bad Blood’ Singer’s Love Advice

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After leaving famous girl group, Fifth Harmony, Camila Cabello had been focusing on her solo career. After her collaboration with Machine Gun Kelly on “Bad Things,” the 19-year-old had been reported to collaborate with “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” singer, Taylor Swift.

According to Hollywood Life, rumors last month had been spread that Camila and Taylor had been meeting for creating music just after the “Bad Things” singer had left Fifth Harmony. An insider source of the publication had stated that Camila had been long wanting to enlist the “22” singer on her solo album.

More so, the insider also mentioned that if ever the possibility of the two notable solo singers would happen, that would be much better. Camila was then stated to spends time talking with Taylor Swift and utilizing all the advice she could get from Taylor who had already 200 million record sales to her name.

Furthermore, the “Love Incredible” was also mentioned to have trouble seeking balance in her career and dating life. An insider then again said that Camila just wants love like everybody. With that said, the ex-Fifth Harmony had been reported to talk to pal Taylor regarding dating advice as well.

Bustle also reported that in an interview, Camilla mentioned that the “White Horse” singer is the one she turns to whenever she has problems, whether it is about boys or friends. She also said that they are both sensitive and emotional when it comes to love.

In an interview with The Sun, Camila Cabello also said almost the same thing that she asks T. Swift for advice on anything since she is really knowledgeable about that stuff. In addition to that, it was identified that Camila had been treating Taylor Swift as her inspiration for writing music long before. “She probably doesn't even remember this but the first time we met at a VMA party, the first thing I asked her about was songwriting advice” Camila then concluded.