Taylor Swift has been named Time's "Person of the Year." The reveal was announced on Wednesday, with a full cover spread of the "Midnights" singer.

Every year since 1927, TIME magazine, an institution that still exists, names its Person Of The Year — the one figure who has influenced the year’s events more than any. (In 1927, it was Charles Lindbergh, and that would not be the last time a fascist sympathizer earned the distinction.) Sometimes, TIME gets cute, giving Person Of The Year to groups of people or vague concepts like the Computer (1982) or the Endangered Earth (1988). This morning, TIME named Taylor Swift as its Person Of The Year. It’s the first time that a musician has ever earned that distinction.

Taylor Swift has been named Time's Person of the Year for 2023.

The Grammy-winning artist was selected from a group of nine finalists which included the King and Barbie.

Taylor Swift chose to pose with her beloved cat Benjamin Button as she was named Time Magazine's Person of the Year but it is not the first time she's thrusted her pets into the spotlight.

Taylor Swift seemingly screamed Travis Kelce's nickname at the Kansas City Chiefs game Sunday in Wisconsin as she cheered for her boyfriend in the stands at Lambeau.

American pop star Taylor Swift has joined her compatriots Jay-Z, Rihanna, Kanye West and Diddy on the list of billionaire musicians. According to Forbes,

Time magazine has named US pop icon Taylor Swift as its Person of the Year, calling her "the hero of her own story".

The American singer spoke about her relationship with the NFL player and said the two enjoy ‘showing up for each other’.