Is Taylor Swift's Diamond-Filled Bathtub Real or Fake?

The amount of diamonds filling the bathtub in Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" music video is worth more than 10 million USD.

Taylor Swift bathing in a tub filled with diamonds is one of the most flashy and eye-catching scenes in the music video "Look What You Made Me Do." Page Six claims the tub is fake but the diamonds are real.

This huge amount of jewelry was borrowed from famous jeweler Neil Lane and weighs up to hundreds of carats. The total number of diamonds is worth more than 10 million USD (about 227 billion VND). According to Page Six's source, the team has a strong security force to protect Taylor Swift's "tub" of diamonds.

A bathtub filled with diamonds attracts attention in Taylor Swift's new music video.

The diamond jewelry featured in the music video includes both modern and vintage designs by Neil Lane. The snake ring that Taylor wears on her left ring finger is similar to the one Zoe Saldana wore at the 2013 Oscars. On her right hand, the singer also wears another snake ring.

Since the music video for “Look What You Made Me Do” debuted at the VMAs on Sunday (August 27), the diamond bathtub scene has been controversial. Some fans believe that Taylor Swift was intentionally referencing Kim Kardashian’s robbery in Paris last year. The reality TV star was tied to a bathtub and robbed of a jewelry box worth millions of dollars.

Taylor wears luxury designer clothes.

Additionally, the image of a $1 bill appearing in the bathtub is said to refer to the singer's recent lawsuit. Taylor only asked for $1 in compensation when suing DJ David Mueller for sexual harassment.

In the new MV, Taylor Swift also made fashionistas admire when wearing a series of luxurious, stylish branded items from Gucci, Burberry, Balenciaga...

According to Zing