Taylor Swift Reacts to Olympian Breezy Johnson’s Engagement

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After Breezy Johnson got engaged at the 2026 Winter Olympics using a Taylor Swift lyric, the Life of a Showgirl singer celebrated the proposal.

Breezy Johnson Gets Engaged to Connor Watkins at Olympics 2026 Finish Line

Taylor Swift is enchanted by one Olympian’s love story.

The “Opalite” singer celebrated the engagement of Team USA’s Breezy Johnson and her fiancé Connor Watkins, who proposed at the 2026 Milano Cortina Games using lyrics from Taylor’s song “The Alchemy.”

Indeed, moments after the alpine skier crashed during the super-G event Feb. 12, Connor met her at the finish line where he popped the question with a ring box engraved with the final line of the chorus, “Honestly, who are we to fight the alchemy?”

“Hey guys... meet Connor! My ex boyfriend! And current fiancé!!!” Breezy wrote on Instagram alongside pictures of the moment. “Thank you to everyone who made this moment possible. It was everything I ever dreamed of. Kind of like Connor!”

And Taylor seemed to like Connor’s style, as she chimed in with more apt lyrics from the track inspired by Travis Kelce, writing in the comments section, “‘Where’s the trophy? He just comes running over to me’ CONGRATULATIONS!!!” 

Of course, Breezy—who won Team USA’s first Olympic gold of this year’s Games earlier in the week—was down bad after getting noticed by the “All Too Well” singer.

“I don't know what's better Olympic gold or this comment,” the 30-year-old responded before referencing one of Taylor’s favorite activities. “Sourdough engagement gift please???? would love to teach you to ski.” 

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While it remains to be seen if Breezy and Taylor have scheduled some ski lessons, it’s clear that the 14-time Grammy winner is a big supporter of the Olympic Games. In fact, she gave a special shoutout to the U.S. athletes during the kickoff to the Opening Ceremony.

"I just wanted to say thank you," the 36-year-old said in a pre-recorded video. “Getting to learn your stories and see everything that you’ve sacrificed and all your determination and hard work and passion and everything that's gotten you to this point where you’re so excellent at something, it’s just really inspiring.” 

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Taylor concluded, “I am very grateful for everything you’ve done to get to this point in your life and grateful that you’ve brought us all along with you on this journey so we get to watch you do this."

For more unforgettable moments from the 2026 Winter Olympics, keep reading… 

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You're on Candid Camera

A cameraman films U.S. skiers Breezy Johnson and Mikaela Shiffrin hugging after the second run of the women's team combined salom event.

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A Small Gift

French biathlete Lou Jeanmonnot has some fun with plushies of Milan-Cortina Olympics mascots Milo and Tina, which she received as part of winning the silver medal in the women's biathlon 15km individual event.

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Thinking of Home

Skier Dmytro Shepiuk uses a sticky note to send love to his fellow Ukranians after finishing the men's super-G event.

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Scream and Shout

Japan's Kaori Sakamoto is surprised by her score in the women's singles free skating team event.

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All the Emotions

Dutch speedskater Jutta Leerdam wipes tears from her eyes after learning she set an Olympic record in the women’s 1,000-meter race.

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Big Air

China's Eileen Gu competes in the women's freestyle slopestyle—which earned her a silver medal.

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With Him Always

U.S. skater Maxim Naumov holds a photo of his late parents close after competing in the men's single skating short program.

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Twists and Turns

A composite image shows off the many tricks seen in the women's freestyle slopestyle. 

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Pierogi Power

Polish figure skater Ekaterina Kurakova holds up a plushie of a pierogi—widely considered to be Poland's national food—as she celebrates with her teammates during the women's single skating short program.

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It's a Bird, It's a Plane

No, it's Team Austria's ski jumper Julia Muehlbacher.

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Double Trouble

Selina Egle and Lara Michaela Kipp of Austria zoom by during the luge women's doubles.

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Say Cheese!

The winners of the figure skating team event snap a selfie with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition while on the podium.

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Never Give Up

U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn looks determined as she attends a training session days after rupturing her ACL in a crash.

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Ice to See You

Alysa Liu of United States performs the Biellmann spin during the women's single skating short program event.

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So Close

Team Great Britain's Jennifer Dodds has a nail-biting reaction to the curling mixed doubles round robin match against South Korea.

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Curl It Like It's Hot

Snoop Dogg, serving as an Olympics correspondent for NBC, tries his hand at curling at a practice.

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In Sync

U.S. figure skaters and real-life couple Evan Bates and Madison Chock are a perfect match while performing their rhythm ice dance routine.

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On the B-rink of History

Laila Edwards, the first Black woman representing the U.S. in Olympic hockey, faces off against Czech player Sara Cajanova during the United States vs. Czech Republic game.

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Friendship Knows No Borders

Australian snowboarder Valentino Guseli shares a hug with Team Czechia's Jakub Hrones during the men's snowboard big air qualifiers.

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Photo Finish

Bulgarian ski jumper Vladimir Zografski hits the brakes during a training session.

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Swept Away With Joy

American curler Korey Dropkin lets out a victorious shout after his team defeats Switzerland in a mixed doubles round bobin match.

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