Kim Kardashian doesn’t seem bothered by the release of Taylor Swift’s new album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ and her presumed diss track, ‘thanK you aIMee.’

The beauty mogul was a guest on Monday’s episode of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ and answered a lightning round of questions related to online rumors surrounding her, with no mention of the chatter surrounding Taylor’s new music and its supposed link to her.

In a lively appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” Kim Kardashian addressed some of the wildest rumors about herself, including the peculiar claim that she has six toes, which she debunked with a laugh.

The show was filled with amusing revelations, such as Kim’s habit of blow-drying her jewelry before wearing it and her ability to change a tire.

Kimmel’s questions ranged from quirky to surprising, delving into rumors that turned out to be true, like Kim’s partial sleep with her eyes open and the fact that her mother founded a church.

Despite the lighthearted atmosphere, the interview skirted around a hot topic: Taylor Swift’s latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”

Fans, known as Swifties, believe one track in particular contains veiled references to Kim. The song’s lyrics, with selective capital letters spelling out “K I M,” and lines about a “bronze spray taned statue,” seem to nod towards Kim’s famous love for spray tans.

Another pointed line suggests Swift changed someone’s name to keep secrets, potentially alluding to past feuds.

The lyric “HomeTown bully” also caught attention, with Swifties speculating it references Kim. Moreover, a mention of a “bronze spray taned statue” aligns with Kim’s known aesthetic. Intriguingly, Swift’s song might even mention Kim’s daughter, North, adding another layer to the drama as North is known to enjoy Swift’s music.

While the Swifties dissect the possible connections, Kim maintains her poise, handling rumors with a mix of humor and grace.

She navigates the public’s fascination with her life, from personal quirks to high-profile feuds, showing why she remains a prominent figure in popular culture.