Taylor Swift was a “very important part,” says Zo Kravitz, of her quarantine pod
The pals spent time together in London during the early days of the pandemic, and Kravitz is listed as a co-writer on Swift’s recent album, ‘Midnights.’
In a recent interview with none other than Taylor Swift, Zo Kravitz spilled the beans on quarantining during the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak.
“She was my pod,” the actress told GQ of hunkering down with the superstar and her boyfriend Joe Alwyn as she filmed Matt Reeves’ The Batman in the U.K. “She was a very important part of being in London, just having a friend that I could see and that would make my home-cooked meals and dinner on my birthday.”
For her part, Swift had equally nice things to say about her pal, telling the magazine via email, “Zoë’s sense of self is what makes her such an exciting artist, and such an incredible friend. She has this very honest inner compass, and the result is art and life without compromising who she is.”
The two also worked together on music, with Kravitz contributing to the song’s lyrics and backing vocals on the opacity of the Midnights album’s opening track, “Lavender Haze.” The actress contributed background vocals to the Midnights extra track “Glitch” (3 am Edition).
Swift supported her pal who played Selina Kyle in The Batman when it was first released. At the moment, the “Anti-Hero” singer said on her Instagram Stories, “@zoeisabellakravitz IS THE CATWOMAN OF DREAMS.” “The Batman was AMAZING!”
In addition to her Midnights contribution, Kravitz has already stated that she also collaborated with Swift’s go-to producer Jack Antonoff to record her upcoming debut solo album, which has yet to be released. She described the experience as “vulnerable” and “a little scary.”
The identical interview with Kravitz also mentioned that she’s not sure if her HBO show Big Little Lies is going to be returning for a third season.
“We talked about doing a season three a lot, and unfortunately Jean-Marc Vallée, our incredible director, passed away this last year which was heartbreaking,” Kravitz said. “And I just can’t imagine going on without him. He really was the visionary for that show. So, unfortunately, it’s done.”