Taylor Swift's brother, Austin Swift, is looking for love. Like many people of his generation, he's turned to a place that has come to dominate the dating space: the internet.
© Getty Images for TAS Rights ManaAustin, 33, was spotted on Raya, the notorious celebrity dating app. The news was broken by Page Six, with a source sharing a photo of Austin's profile.
The profile shows him looking straight at the camera, showing off a mustache and his blue eyes and the top part of his outfit, which is made up of a white button-up and a cream colored jacket. "Austin, 33, Artist mgmt/ film production," reads his profile.
Some of his interests include foods like steak, a preference for "emo music," and a healthy balance of a sedentary lifestyle ("sitting and laying") and some racket sports.
While Austin is less notorious than his sister, he's been involved in her career and as an artist throughout her life, credited as one of Taylor Swift's producers on her Disney+ documentary and serving as one of the producers of her music video “I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor’s Version).”
He also played a key role in helping acquire Swift's masters, an important win for Swift in her battle against Scooter Braun. "I wanted to buy my music outright. It was a long shot," said Swift in an appearance on Travis Kelce's podcast, "New Heights."
"Rather than send lawyers or management, I sent my mom and my brother, who I work with, to L.A. They sat down with [the owners], Shamrock Capital, and told them what this meant to me. They told them the whole story."
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Austin is an actor and movie producer, graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in film studies from the University of Notre Dame. He's starred in films like "I.T.", "Live By Night," and "Still The King."
Over the years, the Swift siblings have opened up about their relationship and how much they support each other, with Austin praising Swift after she supported the democratic candidates at the 2018 midterm elections, making her first rare political statement.
© Getty Images for The Weinstein C“When you thought you couldn't respect your best friend any more than you already do. And then you do,” wrote Austin on social media as he shared her post.
On her 29th birthday, he shared an adorable throwback photo of himself and Swift, showing them as kids. “I have always had a best friend, a role model, and a caring, tireless, dedicated champion in my corner. You have pulled me out of fires and carried me up mountains. The gift of getting to witness you become the wonderful person you are today has been the greatest privilege and honor of my life,” he wrote.
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