Taylor Swift's new album is called Reputation and the first single drops on Thursday

Exactly three years after Taylor Swift released her fifth studio album 1989 - she's back.

She's just posted a tweet which reveals her new record is called Reputation and will be released on 10 November.

All the photos have also returned to her social media profiles after mysteriously disappearing last Friday.

It's her sixth studio album and led to the hashtag #TS6 to trend on Twitter at points since her "blackout" at the end of last week and this week.

The first single from the album is out on Thursday night.

This is the tweet she's just shared.

Tweeting for the first time since her social media blackout at the end of last week, she shared a mysterious video of a reptile tale.

At 4pm on Monday, this was shared on her account.

The singer continued her social media tease as she revealed the face of a snake in a third cryptic clip on Wednesday.

She followed up her video of an unidentified creature's tail to reveal, as fans had expected, the mystery reptile was a snake.

The latest clip, posted on Instagram and Twitter, shows the creature's head writhing around before snapping at the screen.

This is the snake head tweet.

And this is the second one.

Swift fans reacted with joy, causing a rush of glee across social media.

Leighanne tweeted about her excitement for the new music.

There were a few though, who thought the endless teasing about album news, was too much.

Molly Goodfellow tweeted this about the release.

Her last album, 1989, sold more than one million copies in the UK and six million in the US.

Taylor's been a little busy recently winning a court case against an American radio DJ who groped her during an interview in 2013.

She said that by winning she hoped to "help those whose voices should also be heard".

There are also rumours that Taylor could join Katy Perry on stage at the VMAs this year in a reconciliation performance.

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