Taylor Swift Halloween decorations with her exes’ names on tombstones go viral

Her ex-boos are haunting Hoboken.

A house on Garden Street decked out in Taylor Swift-themed Halloween decorations — with the pop star’s famous exes’ names etched on tombstones — went viral with 2.5 million views on TikTok.

However, the cheeky display, which features Swift’s web of former flames like Harry Styles, Joe Jonas, John Mayer, Jake Gyllenhaal, Matty Healy and Joe Alwyn, failed to include some ghosts of her dating past — and fans can’t “Shake it Off.”

“Justice for Tom Hiddleston,” one said of the British actor, who dated Swift in the summer of 2016.

“No Calvin [Harris]? I guess we forgot he existed,” another quipped of the Scottish DJ, who courted the songstress from March 2015 to June 2016.

“Thank you for not adding Taylor Lautner,” wrote another, referring to the “Twilight” actor, who dated her for a few months in 2009, prompting the nickname “Taylor Squared.”

“Didn’t she date a Kennedy? We can add him,” someone else said, referring to her brief 2012 dalliance with Conor Kennedy, the son of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — which has recently sparked renewed controversy since she was 22 at the time, while he was only 17.  

The man behind the spooky setup told The Post the reason for the snubs was simple.

“There were so many that we didn’t want to spend $1,000 on these custom gravestones,” said Tim Dwyer, who decorated for the New Jersey homeowners, who wish to remain anonymous.

A skeleton of Swift and her new fiancé Travis Kelce — in a Chiefs jersey and on bent bony knee — are prominently placed at the top of the stoop.

There’s even a jail cell holding a skeleton of Scooter Braun — the record exec and current Sydney Sweeney fling who famously feuded with Swift over ownership of her first six albums.

Dwyer said the couple that owns the home contacted him as soon as they moved onto the block in uptown Hoboken, famed for its Halloween displays.

“They’re like, ‘You have to think of something that’ll go viral . . . and his wife is a Swiftie,” he said.

It did, and the buzzworthy decor was even featured on the Instagram page Hoboken Weekend, where commenters marveled at Swift’s virtual cemetery of old flames.

“Bro, T Swift has to have the all time body count,” one said. “Look at those names on her hit list.”