Graham Norton doesn't hold back when dishing on Taylor Swift as he questions 'is it an act?'

Beloved TV presenter has revealed what he thinks of American pop icon .

host, 61, pondered if Taylor's public persona is "an act" as she branded her "the most famous woman in the world" during a recent chat on Australian radio.

Graham was a guest on the Kyle and Jackie O Show when the topic of Taylor arose. "Someone like Taylor Swift, who is arguably the most famous woman in the - I don't know if it's an act, but she appears to be so close to normal," the Irish comic shared with the radio hosts.

"It's . It's like you can change the economy of a country just by showing up. How can you be this normal? And yet she's so lovely and normal and just fantastic." He also expressed admiration for Taylor's practical approach to song-writing. "I remember saying to her, you know, because she's going on a big, long tour. And I said to her, 'Are you worried about keeping your voice? ' And she went: 'No, I write songs that are easy to sing'," Graham recalled.

Kyle concurred with Graham's views and expressed his fondness for the superstar. "She always has been super sweet. Like, she went from that gangly giraffe teenager country girl into a megastar, but has been the same from the beginning to the end. I love her," he declared. "She literally decided 'I will write easy to sing songs. And therefore, I need never worry about my voice because I'll be fine.' And also, now all the fans sing all of them," Graham added.

It's no surprise Graham is a big fan of the Bad Blood hitmaker after the TV presenter was one of the many stars spotted singing and dancing during Taylor's performance at Aviva Stadium, Dublin back in June. Taylor played a total of three sold-out shows in Dublin as part of the Irish leg of her mammoth

Earlier this month it was revealed that the 34-yeard-old Shake It Off singer made a significant donation to support the work of charity Trussell community of 1,400 food bank centres across the UK as she rounded off her performances in cities like Edinburgh, Liverpool, Cardiff and London.

The donation will go directly to food banks in the Trussell community through the charity’s emergency grants programme, which supports food banks who need it most. Speaking about the donation, Sophie Carre, Director of Public Engagement at Trussell said: "We are extremely grateful to Taylor Swift for her generous donation to Trussell. We are delighted that she has chosen to support the work of food banks and this, alongside the other donations she has made directly to food banks across the country, will help people facing hunger and hardship during their toughest moments, while working towards a more just future where everyone can afford the essentials

"Taylor has put a spotlight on the need for emergency food at a time when our food banks in the Trussell network are providing more support to people facing hardship than ever before. We believe it’s not right that anyone needs to use a food bank and while we work together to right this wrong, this donation will go a long way in supporting the vital work of food banks to help people facing hunger.

"Our vision is for a future without the need for food banks, where everyone has enough money to afford the essentials. We all have a role to play in achieving this and we're extremely grateful to donors like Taylor Swift, who make it possible for us to do the work required to end the need for food banks together."

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