Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris started dating back in February and now there are reports that the two are planning to get engaged.
According to Hollywood Life, the 25-year-old singer was excited about marrying the 31-year-old DJ.
"Even though they haven't been together that long if he did ask her tomorrow she'd say yes, she's just so happy with him," an insider revealed. "Taylor doesn't think it's a sure thing, she's not that cocky, but she has a really good feeling that they will end up together."
Fans were thrilled when they heard about the engagement news, but new reports emerged that it may not happen in the near future.
"They have it made, they are totally in love and have a great time with each other and nothing is going to stop that, but they are not getting engaged, married or eloping," a source revealed to HollywoodLife.com.
"Don't look for 'Save The Dates' anytime soon as they are enjoying being boyfriend and girlfriend," the insider added.
Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris are both very busy with their career so settling down may be the last thing on their mind. The blonde beauty is currently travelling across the globe because of "The 1989 World Tour" while the Scottish record producer recently released the music video for "How Deep Is Your Love" which featured her girlfriend's BFF Gigi Hadid.
Taylor and Calvin were named as the world's highest-paid celebrity couple by Forbes.
In case the two decide to get married, would they get a prenup to protect their assets? According to In Touch Magazine, the "Bad Blood" hitmaker may not be good in protecting her heart, but she's smart when it comes to her money.
"Since Calvin and Taylor confirmed their relationship, his clout and overall fan base has basically doubled, business is booming for the music producer and DJ since he stepped out on Taylor Swift's arm," the magazine reported. However, new reports emerged that she doesn't believe in prenuptial agreements.
"Taylor hates the idea of having a prenup when she gets married. She thinks it's so unromantic - it's like giving up before you even start," an insider told Hollywood Life. "When she gets married, she wants it to be forever, no prenup required." Some people think that it is a big risk for Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris not getting a prenup, but maybe they won't need it after all.
