In 2009, fans loved both Taylor Swift for her music and Taylor Lautner for his role in the "Twilight" films. So, when news broke that the singer and the actor were dating, the two worlds collided and generated a huge interest surrounding their relationship. The pair met on the set of the movie "Valentine's Day" where they played young love interests (via Page Six). They were quickly dubbed "Taylor Squared" and were seen out a few times during their short-lived romance.
According to Us Weekly, the couple's romance began in the fall of 2009 and had fizzled out by December of that year. "He liked her more than she liked him. He went everywhere he could to see her, but she didn't travel much to see him. They decided they were better as friends," a source told the public at the time.
Meanwhile, Swift seemed to feel bad about the way things ended with Lautner, and she wrote a song about the couple's time together called "Back to December" on her album "Speak Now." In 2010, Swift opened up about the song, revealing that the tune had a very different feel to it than her previous ballads. "Up until now, I haven't really felt like I really needed to apologize to someone. It's just necessary," she admitted.
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