Fans are convinced the “actress” mentioned in Taylor Swift’s new 10-minute version of “All Too Well” is Jennifer Aniston.
A revised version of the 2012 song just dropped on Friday, sparking chatter about the extended lyrics online. (Swift, 31, is re-recording her music after a battle with mega manager Scooter Braun over the ownership of her songs.)
The new lyrics featured a section that said, “Not weeping in a party bathroom / Some actress asking me what happened, you / That’s what happened, you.”
“🎵| Jennifer Aniston is the ‘actress’ mentioned by @taylorswift13 in ‘All Too Well (10 Min Version),'” one user confidently tweeted, receiving more than 6,000 “likes.”
The account also shared a screenshot of a Daily News article from 2011 with a headline that said, “Jennifer Aniston gives Taylor Swift love advice: Hang in there, everything will be OK.”
The story claimed Aniston, now 52, approached Swift during the People’s Choice Awards because she “wanted Taylor to know everything will be OK” and told her to “hang in there” amid reports about her love life.
A source also told the outlet the “Friends” star told Swift at the time to “go out there and have fun.” It is unclear if the conversation happened in a bathroom as mentioned in Swift’s revised song.
Also worth noting is that the timeline of Swift and Aniston’s rumored interaction aligns with the breakup “All Too Well” is reportedly about.
Fans believe the song is about Jake Gyllenhaal, since the Grammy winner dated the “Brokeback Mountain” star just months prior to the release of the original version of “All Too Well” on her Red Album in 2012.
The short-lived romance took place from October to December 2010. The People’s Choice Awards, where the rumored chat with Aniston occurred, was held in Los Angeles on Jan. 5, 2011.
“JENNIFER ANISTON TOLD TAYLOR SWIFT TO HANG IN THERE AFTER HER BREAK UP WITH JAKE AND SHE’S THE ACTRESS WHO SAW HER WEEPING IN THE BATHROOM AND ASKED WHAT HAPPENED IM CRYINGGG,” another fan passionately tweeted Friday.
Swift has never confirmed “All Too Well” is about Gyllenhaal, 40, but she is known for drawing inspiration from her personal life for her songs.
Reps for Swift and Aniston did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.