‘No Body, No Crime': Taylor Swift fans love photo of Este Haim at Olive Garden
'No Body, No Crime': Taylor Swift fans love photo of Este Haim at Olive Garden
She did it…
Although it's not Tuesday night, Este Haim posed in front of an Olive Garden as a playful reference to Taylor Swift's song 'No Body, No Crime.'
'Este's a friend of mine,' Swift sings in an art imitating real life moment as all three Haim sisters — Este, Danielle and Alana — are her cohorts, collaborators and contributors.
The Haim sisters sing harmonies on the 'Evermore' track. They begin the haunting melody with, 'He did it, he did it.'
In the second verse, Swift's line about the endless breadsticks and salad joint is, 'Este wasn't there Tuesday night at Olive Garden, at her job, or anywhere.'
The photo appeared on the Haim sister Instagram account among a carousel of images Friday. The caption wished Este 'happy birthday to the best big sister.'
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