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Adam Sandler recently shed light on his fondness for a particular Taylor Swift song that resonates deeply with him and his family.
During a conversation with Billboard, the Happy Gilmore star was asked to name his favourite track by the pop icon. In response, Sandler revealed that his daughters played a significant role in shaping his appreciation for Swift’s music.
“Everything [my two daughters] throw on I love, but one of the first ones they threw on when they were young was 'The Best Day,'”
Sandler shared with the outlet. He further explained that this song has been a meaningful connection point for his family since his children were young.
Sandler also talked about a family tradition that revolves around Taylor Swift’s album releases. “Every album, we listen the first day it comes out," he mentioned, highlighting the excitement that Swift's music brings into their household.
“There’s not a song they don’t know every word to,” Sandler added, emphasising how closely his daughters follow the singer's work.
These comments came after Sandler appeared on the August 28 episode of the New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce podcast.
Reflecting on Taylor’s influence, Sandler gushed, “What a girl. Dude, she means so much to our house. Since the kids were little, we were listening to Taylor Swift and listening to every song.”
Sandler also mentioned his family's support for the rumoured relationship between Swift and Travis Kelce.
He fondly recalled, "At first, when you guys first started dating, my God was my family like, 'Yes! Look how good they are together. Look how he's a gentleman and she's having so much fun with him.' Like, anytime Taylor's laughing with you, my whole family is, like, high-fiving.”
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