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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Taylor Swift's squad is celebrating the "Bad Blood" singer's 27th birthday. Gigi Hadid, Karlie Kloss, Martha Hunt and Ruby Rose were among the stars to share photos and sweet messages for Swift's birthday Tuesday, Dec. 13.
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"Happy Birthday to you T!! So inspired every day by what an incredible friend you are !!!!!!!! love you & celebrating with u in spirit xx," Hadid captioned a photo of herself with the singer.
"Happiest of Birthdays to my ride or die @taylorswift," Kloss wrote on her own account. "I feel blessed to count you as my friend, sister and partner in crime. Can't wait to celebrate together very soon."
"Taylor! My life wouldn't be the same without our spontaneous dance parties and all night conversations. I love how you never judge my moves and always teach me better ones. Your resilience and passion for life inspire me every day. HBD @taylorswift," Hunt added.
"What does one even begin to say about this incredible woman. Happy birthday to one of the most incredible, loyal, loving and generous human beings I've ever met," Rose gushed. "@taylorswift you are an amazing friend and I wish you nothing but the most amazing day. You deserve so so so much joy today and forever more, just like the joy you bring to others. Xoxo."
Swift is well-known for her "squad" of high-profile girlfriends. Hadid and Kloss were among those to appear in the singer's "Bad Blood" music video, and later attended the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards with Swift, Hunt and other friends.
"For [Swift, 'Bad Blood'] was really a way to show that she supports her friends so much and that we support her back," Hadid told E! News in 2015. "We all took time out of our schedules to be there and she wanted to make us look hot and powerful. It was a big, amazing thing to be a part of."
"We want to be known as the group of girls that are known for our kindness, rather than our cattiness," she added.
Swift is a 10-time Grammy Award winner who last released the album 1989 in 2014. Rose told news.com.au in November that she talks to the singer about "everything and everyone."
