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WATCH: Taylor Swift and Zayn Malik's new music video for Fifty Shades Darker has landed
The video for Taylor Swift and Zayn Malik's new track has landed, and it's as steamy as you'd imagine.
Fans of Taylor Swift will be overjoyed to see the pop star's return to the music scene after over two years, as she stars with former One Direction singer Zayn Malik in the video for their new track, I Don't Wanna Live Forever.
I Don't Wanna Live Forever is the track for Fifty Shades Darker, leaving no surprise that the video is intense and smouldering as Taylor and Zayn express their anguish as a separated couple.
Watch the full video below in preparation for the Fifty Shades Darker release on Valentine's Day.
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