Taylor Swift’s New Guy: Singer Hanging With 'Spider-Man' Reeve Carney On Set; What About Harry Styles?

Taylor Swift has recently been linked to Robert Pattinson, Harry Styles and Connor Kennedy, but the "Red" singer shocked everyone by hanging with a new guy...Reeve Carney!

Reeve Carney, who plays Spider-Man in the Broadway musical "Spider Man: Turn Off the Dark," isn't exactly Taylor Swift's new fling though. The 29-year-old is just playing Swift's love interest in her latest music video for "I Knew You Were Trouble."

According to Us Weekly, the duo were spotted "cozying up on set," but Swift looked far from her usual glam self. Wearing converse, cut off denim shorts, a baggy shirt and leather jacket, the most shocking part of Swift's on-set attire was her hair! Gone are her long blonde locks! The 22-year-old singer was instead sporting a shoulder length 'do with pink on the end!

[To see Taylor Swift With Reeve Carney on set click HERE.]

Although anything romantic between Carney and Swift has not been confirmed, the country singer has definitely been making headlines for her rumored relationship with One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles.

Mario Lopez revealed on his 104.3 MY FM radio show that he spotted Swift and Styles backstage on "The X Factor" set. According to Lopez, the singer was holding hands with Styles, 18, after she performed "State of Grace."

Lopez continued on air that he asked Styles what he was doing on the set and "he sort of [pointed] toward Taylor."

While Swift fans may be happy about the new relationship (and potential new feisty love songs), Styles and One Direction fans seem to feel the exact opposite.

According to The Daily Mail, Taylor Swift has actually been receiving death threats since being linked to Harry Styles. Some fans wrote messages and tweets exclaiming: "I'll murder Taylor Swift. She will not date my Harry." And "If u dating my harry, I kill u."

Although their relationship has not been confirmed by Swift or Styles, Lopez did say that, "[They're] officially hanging out, I can say that much."