Taylor Swift served as bridesmaid at her childhood best female friend, Abigail Anderson’s wedding. They’ve been bestfriends for decades. Her biography explored.

Taylor Swift is an American Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter.

She rose to fame in 2006 with her self-titled debut album.

Her album Fearless is the most awarded country album of all time.

Aside from her parents, other family members and closed ones, Taylor Swift has a best female friend who is more than a sister.

Taylor Swift’s closest friend since high school is Abigail Anderson Berard. She inspired Taylor Swift’s 2008 track “Fifteen.” Below are everything to know about her.

Who is Taylor Swift’s bff?

Abigail Anderson (real name: Abigail Anderson Lauren Berard) is the childhood friend of popstar, Taylor Swift.

Although the singer has millions of loyal fans and admirers across the world, Abigail stands out as her longest and closest friend. She’s her biggest supporter.

As Swift sings in her popular song “Fifteen,” the two met on the first day of their freshman year of high school when they sat next to each other in English class. Ever since their days together at Hendersonville High School in Tennessee, Swift and Anderson have remained close.

Over the years, Anderson has attended the Grammys with the “Anti-Hero” singer, appeared in her Miss Americana documentary and cheered her on at the Eras Tour in Nashville. She’s offered Swift unwavering support throughout every step of her career.

In August 2019, Anderson expressed her love for Swift and her seventh album, Lover, in an Instagram post.

“15 years of knowing you and watching you grow, both as a human and an artist, I can honestly say I’ve never been more proud to call you my friend,” she wrote. “I am completely inspired by everything that is you, @taylorswift ?Congrats, buddy.”