Taylor Swift scores three top-10s

Taylor Swift became the first artist to hold three songs in Billboard’s Adult Pop Airplay top 10 at the same time when “Elizabeth Taylor” rose to No. 10. (billboard.com) The other two songs were “Opalite” at No. 8 and “The Fate of Ophelia” at No. 9, giving Swift three adjacent spots in the chart’s top tier. (billboard.com) (party105.com) Billboard said the move gave Swift her 35th career top 10 on Adult Pop Airplay, extending her record for the most such hits on the format. (billboard.com) (wlevradio.com) Adult Pop Airplay measures radio play on adult pop stations, a format that rewards repeat support from programmers over multiple weeks rather than a one-day streaming spike. (billboard.com) That makes the record a radio endurance story as much as a release-week headline: three separate Swift singles were all still getting enough spins to sit inside the same weekly top 10. (forbes.com) (billboard.com) Billboard’s report dated the milestone to the chart published April 17, 2026, and described it as the first time any act had managed the feat in the survey’s 30-year history. (billboard.com) Forbes said the climb by “Elizabeth Taylor” kept momentum going for Swift’s current album cycle, with adult pop radio continuing to support multiple singles at once. (forbes.com) The record is narrow but concrete: not most songs charting, but three simultaneous top-10 titles on one radio chart, a combination no other artist had reached before Swift. (billboard.com) With “Elizabeth Taylor” now in the top 10 beside “Opalite” and “The Fate of Ophelia,” Swift turned steady radio rotation into another Billboard first. (billboard.com)