Emily Ratajkwoski sings Taylor Swift’s ‘Karma’ after Sebastian Bear-McClard split
Emily Ratajkwoski is dealing with her divorce the Taylor Swift way.
The model, 31, took to TikTok on Monday to share a video where she lip-synced the words to the song “Karma” featured in Swift’s latest album, “Midnights.”
“‘Cause karma is my boyfriend / Karma is a god/ Karma is the breeze in my hair on the weekend/ Karma’s a relaxing thought / Aren’t you envious that for you it’s not? / Sweet like honey,” she mouthed while wearing an all-black outfit complete with a red lipstick.
“KARMA IS MY BOYFRIEND,” she further captioned the fun video.
After fans flocked to her comments section, one of the model’s nearly 2 million followers said “Midnights” had been “made” for her.
“I honestly feel that way?!? how’d she know,” Ratajkwoski agreed.
Swift herself also commented on the seemingly shady video, saying, “Standing ovation for this 👏👏👏👏👏,” to which the “My Body” author gushed, “This album is f—king perfect! ❤️🫶.”
Although Ratajkwoski seems to believe in karma, she revealed earlier this month that she’s been struggling since her split with the producer after learning he was cheating on her.
“I feel all the emotions,” she told Harper’s BAZAAR. “I feel anger, sadness. I feel excitement. I feel joy. I feel levity. Every day is different.”
“The only good thing I know is that I’m feeling all those things, which is nice because it makes me believe that I’ll be OK.”
Despite the fact that Ratajkwoski has “gone on dates” — including with DJ Orazio Rispo and Brad Pitt— she still needs “time” to heal from the end of her painful marriage.
The Inamorata designer filed for divorce from Bear-McClard in September, just two months after Page Six broke the news that the former couple was separating after four years of marriage.
“Yeah, he cheated,” an insider told us. “He’s a serial cheater. It’s gross. He’s a dog.”
However, the model, who shares 1-year-old son Sylvester with the producer, has new priorities ever since becoming a single mom.
“I’ve never had such clear priorities before in my life,” she told Harper’s BAZAAR. “Number one is Sly, and that’s that. It’s made me re-evaluate what’s important to me, like, ‘What do I want to teach my son?’”
It’s safe to say Ratajkwoski may be teaching her son the entire Taylor Swift discography by his second birthday.
