Among celebrities who make cameos in the self-directed visuals is Dita Von Teese, who slips into a giant cocktail glass along with the Grammy-winning singer.
- Oct 25, 2022
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift just released another music video for her "Midnights" track. On Tuesday, October 25, the Grammy-winning actress unveiled star-studded "Bejeweled" visuals in which she plays a wild Cinderella called House Wench Taylor.
The self-directed clip opens with the 32-year-old cleaning the floor while her "Stepmommy" Laura Dern and the HAIM sisters are antagonizing her. The singer then transforms herself into a superstar, who performs in bedazzled outfits.
Dita Von Teese also makes a cameo in the music video, slipping into a giant cocktail glass along with Taylor. Toward the end of the clip, producer/writer Jack Antonoff shows up as a prince, who unfortunately gets ghosted by Taylor's character after proposing to her.
Prior to the music video's release, Taylor wrote on Instagram, "Midnight, what a storied and fabled hour… On this sparkling evening I'll be releasing my twist on a fairytale we all know." She added, "The one about the girl and her step sisters and the clock striking 12."
"This video is wild, whimsical and created SPECIFICALLY for you, my beloved fans who have paved this shimmering path," the Grammy-winning artist went on noting. "Look out for some dazzling cameos! Join us later for a very Bejeweled premiere."
Prior to this, Taylor treated fans to a chaotic music video for "Anti-Hero". The clip begins with the singer trying to run away from a number of ghosts. However, she turns out to find her doppelganger and they later party hard together. As the clip transitions, she becomes a 50-foot giant who crashes a dinner party.
In a certain scene, Taylor is dead. Her future sons, played by actors Mike Birbiglia and John Early, are busy talking about the inheritance instead of mourning her passing. "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" actress Mary Elizabeth Ellis stars as Tay's daughter-in-law, whom she fears "kills her for the money."
