Las Vegas, Nevada - Taylor Swift is on top of the world thanks to her record-breaking Eras Tour, but that doesn't mean she wants to take on the spotlight of the Super Bowl halftime show.

According to a new report from the Daily Mail, the 33-year-old singer has indeed declined the invitation to hit the iconic stage of the halftime show at Super Bowl LVII.

A source close to Swift revealed that she has turned down the offer multiple times, saying that she's "in no rush at all" to accept it — especially not this year.

"She knows she is at her peak in her career, and each move from this point on is as important as the next," the insider said.

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Swift is about to begin the international leg of The Eras Tour, beginning in Mexico City on Thursday, and the sold-out stadium tour continues to be her main priority. Even if she were interested in taking on the halftime show, she's booked for an Eras Tour concert the night before in Tokyo, making it quite the challenge to tackle.

"Taylor is well aware of how she wants her career to develop and will do things her way and her way only and will not rush into something she doesn't want to do just to do it, and that includes the Super Bowl," the insider added.

The source also revealed that while The Eras Tour and her re-recordings are taking up most of her time, the Anti-Hero singer is also busy in the studio recording new music as well.

While Swift's next release will be 1989 (Taylor's Version) in October, fans have long been convinced the re-recordings are complete, and her latest stints in recording studios are related to new music.

In the Big Apple, the Karma songstress was frequently spotted at Electric Lady Studios between concerts, and she was even spotted recording in Los Angeles during her recent Eras Tour stint in the city.

In 2021, she dropped her versions of Fearless and Red in quick succession before releasing Midnights in 2022.

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In 2023, she's already debuted Speak Now (Taylor's Version), with 1989 coming three months later.

With this cycle in mind, Swift may drop a new album in 2024 before completing the final two re-recordings — Reputation and Taylor Swift — in 2025.