Sam Smith gets quizzed about Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian's complicated relationship
So, is he Team Kim...?

So, is he Team Kim...?
By Isabel Jones
From the editors of InStyle US
During a rapid-fire round of Plead the Fifth on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Sam Smith was thrust into the spotlight with a very tricky question.
The British crooner was asked to pick a side in the longstanding feud between Kim Kardashian West and Taylor Swift—both of whom he knows (although not as well as we’d previously thought).
"Taylor Swift, I don’t really know her too well," Smith told Cohen.
"It’s been made out that we know each other, but I don’t know her too well. I’ve only met her like five times, briefly."
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Cohen pointed out that Smith attended the Reputation singer’s birthday party, to which he responded, "Yeah, but, I think a lot of people went," noting that he and Swift didn’t speak one-on-one at the event.
So … Team Kim then?
"I know Kim more than I know Taylor," Sam confirmed, though he refused to choose a side outright. "Well, there’s no teams is there, really?" he said coyly.
"I’d love to know all the details," Smith ultimately said of the relationship.
Amen to that, Sam.
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