Taylor Swift has confessed she has a soft spot for bad boys after it emerged she's after a London home near to her alleged new love interest One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles.
Taylor Swift revealed she's after a bad boy as it emerged she could be moving near to her rumoured new lover Harry Styles (Picture: Getty/AP)
The US songstress isn't afraid to admit she is drawn to guys who her friends and family may not necessarily approve of.
Speaking about why she has a tendency to go for the no-hopers, the newly single 22-year-old revealed: 'There's a really interesting charisma involved. They usually have a lot to say, and even if they don't, they know how to look at you to say it all.'
The Love Story singer added: 'I think every girl's dream is to find a bad boy at the right time, when he wants to not be bad anymore.'
And Taylor, who is said to have dated Harry Styles star before he hit it off with Emma Ostilly earlier this year, is now said to be looking to relocate nearer to the Little Things singer after they rekindled their romance on The X Factor USA two weeks ago.
The singers rekindled their relationship after they both appeared on The X Factor USA (Picture: FOX)
According to reports, Swift is desperate to snap up a home in north London 'just around the corner' from Harry's new £3million bachelor pad.
A source told Look magazine: 'She's been interested in buying a house in the UK for a while. But after months of not really mentioning it, Taylor's suddenly instructed an estate to get on it ASAP!
'She's even asked Harry if he'll come and look at some places with her, since he knows the area.'
And although it seems things could be moving a bit fast between the two, Taylor has revealed it's the norm for her.
She told Parade magazine: 'I don't think there's an option for me to fall in love slowly, or at medium speed. I either do or I don't.
'I don't think it through, really, which is a good thing and a bad thing. You don't look before you leap, which is like, "Yay, this is awesome! Let's not think twice!" And then you're like, "We used to be flying. Now we're falling. What's happening?"'
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