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Taylor Swift is reportedly spending $80k on a new summer wardrobe for the star, which Vis Kelce reportedly paid for.

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift may be apart due to their work schedules, but the Kansas City Chiefs star is still splashing the cash on his girlfriend from afar.

The couple have been together since 2023 – and they’re no strangers to spending time apart. Kelce, 35, is currently undergoing a grueling new training regime – while Swift, 35, is taking a break on her mammoth tour.

As well as his regime, Travis is also shopping ’til he drops – as he’s reportedly spent $80,000 on a new haute couture wardrobe. “He is a very generous man,” a source told the US Sun. “He loves to see her smile when she receives gifts.” The source also said that caring Trav is constantly taking notes when he knows something is catching the Bad Blood singer’s eye.

Trav reportedly spent a lot of money on various luxury items, starting with a $3,900 black Balenciaga slip dress.

The items are reportedly for their upcoming holidays – but in case Taylor gets chilly, Travis bought her a cool $4,250 Louis Vuitton bomber jacket.

The source continued, “They occasionally have a whole week or a little longer where they don’t see each other.” He then sends her presents to make a smile. He gave her the presents that would make her look nice for the upcoming spring and summer months.

He “is always looking for new things to get her,” he said, “whether it be for a walk on the beach or a dress-up.”

No outfit, after all, is complete without a bag, which Travis purchased for Taylor. The actress purchased Taylor a Hermes beach bag for a sizable $2.5k and a $5k dress.

But that was not very different from the $6,100 Prada suede bag he purchased. A Louis Vuitton tote, a Prada leather miniskirt, and a Balenciaga carry all were also included in the price list.

Fans were eagerly waiting for a proposal from Travis during this year’s Super Bowl – to top the match in 2023. Swifties can’t forget the PDA pictures we got of the couple during The Chiefs win in 2024, and they were certain they’d step it up a notch with a proposal in 2025.

Fans were only left to be disappointed if Taylor and Travis left without a ring, though. Unfortunately, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, and we’ll never know if Travis intended to ask the team to ask them to.

When confronted prior to the big game, the athlete continued to refute the rumors. When a reporter inquired about Travis’ willingness to answer, he said, “Wouldn’t you like to know”

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Saltburn star Barry Keoghan has opened up like never before, offering a raw and deeply personal account of his struggles with addiction

Irish actor Barry Keoghan has candidly opened up about his personal battle with addiction, acknowledging for the first time that he is an addict – a reality he says he has come to accept after years of inner conflict.

In a powerful and emotional interview with Hollywood Authentic, the 32-year-old actor reflected on the deep-rooted struggles he’s faced, tracing them back to a painful family history marked by substance abuse.

“I’m not in denial anymore. I understand that I do have an addiction, and I am an addict,” he shared. “You know, when you accept that, you finally can move on, and learn to work with it.”

Irish actor Keoghan, who lost his mother to heroin when he was just 12, as well as his father, two uncles, and a cousin to drugs, acknowledged that even those tragic losses weren’t enough to prevent him from falling into similar patterns. “That should be enough to go, ‘OK, if I dabble here, I’m f*****.’,” he admitted.

Despite welcoming a son, Brando, with ex-partner Alyson Kierans, Keoghan revealed that the temptations of Hollywood still proved overwhelming. “Your curiosity is a powerful thing… For me, it was detrimental,” he explained. “Even my own son coming into this world didn’t stop me from being curious.”

The actor went on to describe the scars – both physical and emotional – that remain from his experience. “I’ve got scars here to literally prove it. They’re a result of using. I’m at peace now, and responsible for everything that I do,” he said. “I’m accepting. I’m present. I’m content. I’m a father… I feel like I’ve arrived.”

He also recounted haunting childhood memories of his mother’s addiction. “I remember being kids here and hearing my mum scream through the letterbox, asking for us… And we were just told to stay in bed. We weren’t to go down and hug her.”

Now in a place of greater clarity, Keoghan offered an emotional reflection: “I apologise, too, mainly to myself more than anything else for all the pain I’ve put people and myself through.”

It comes after Keoghan shared how becoming a father made the actor realise the huge effort it takes parenting a child and the passing of his mother aged 12 due to a difficult relationship with substance abuse.

The Saltburn star opened up about his experiences in the press since splitting up with ex girlfriend, Alyson Kierans, in 2023, who welcomed the former couple’s son, Brando.

Keoghan “realised that it was such hard work for her and my father,’ and highlighted how lucky he was that “there was a good care system” in place – “which is massively important”.

Heartbreakingly, the father-of-one moved through 13 foster homes after his mother’s death and now uses his Hollywood platform to advocate for children and social care.

*Frank offers confidential advice about drugs and addiction (email frank@talktofrank.com, message 82111 or call 0300 123 6600) or the NHS has information about getting help.

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Barry Keoghan, the star of Saltburn, has opened up like never before, sharing a raw and intimate account of his addiction struggles.

Irish actor Barry Keoghan has candidly opened up about his personal battle with addiction, acknowledging for the first time that he is an addict – a reality he says he has come to accept after years of inner conflict.

The 32-year-old actor reflected on the deep-rooted struggles he’s been through in a powerful and heartfelt interview with Hollywood Authentic, drawing inspiration from a painful family history marked by substance abuse.

“I’m no longer in denial,” I said. He acknowledged that he and his wife are addicted to drugs. When you accept that, you finally can move on and practice working with it.

Irish actor Keoghan acknowledged that even his tragic losses, including losing his mother to heroin when he was 12 years old, and his father to two uncles, and a cousin to drugs, weren’t enough to stop him from developing similar patterns. “OK, if I dabble here, I’m f*****,” the phrase should be enough to say. ‘”, he admitted.

Despite welcoming a son, Brando, with ex-partner Alyson Kierans, Keoghan revealed that the temptations of Hollywood still proved overwhelming. “Your curiosity is a powerful thing… For me, it was detrimental,” he explained. “Even my own son coming into this world didn’t stop me from being curious.”

The actor continued to describe the physical and emotional scars left over from his experiences. To feign being true, “I have scars here.” They are the result of using. He declared, “I’m now at peace and accountable for everything I do.” “I’m accepting,” I’m here. I’m content. I’m a father… I feel as though I’ve arrived.

He also shared eerie childhood memories of his mother’s drug addiction. We were just told to stay in bed, and I can recall hearing my mother scream through the letterbox as we were kids. We weren’t supposed to hug her, so we didn’t.”

Keoghan apologized in an emotional way, saying, “I apologise to myself, primarily to myself, more than anything else for the pain I’ve caused others and myself.”

It comes after Keoghan explained how becoming a father made him realize how difficult it is to raise a child and how his mother passed away at age 12 as a result of a difficult relationship with substance abuse.

The Saltburn star revealed what he had been through in the media since his 2023 split with ex-girlfriend Alyson Kierans, who welcomed Brando the former couple’s son.

Keoghan “spent time and effort into her and my father’s care, and he emphasized how fortunate he was that there was a functioning, highly crucial care system in place,” which is extremely significant.”

After his mother passed away, the father-of-one moved through 13 foster homes and is now using his Hollywood platform to promote social care and children’s issues.

*Frank offers confidential advice about drugs and addiction (email frank@talktofrank.com, message 82111 or call 0300 123 6600) or the NHS has information about getting help.

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Pop star Tom Grennan already won over the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend crowd with his impressive vocals, but decided to call upon his famous friends to join him on stage

Tom Grennan left fans gobsmacked after bringing out Melanie C, The Zutons, KSI and Ella Henderson at BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend. The Bedford-born hitmaker headlined the festival three years after playing the BBC Future Sounds Stage.

Thousands of music lovers packed into Sefton Park on Friday to see him perform his biggest hits including Let’s Go Home Together, Little Bit Of Love and Lionheart.

Tom, 29, was joined by Spice Girls icon Melanie to perform her Number three hit, When You’re Gone, originally sang with Bryan Adams. Meanwhile, he sang Valerie (2006) with The Zutons.

Just before taking to the stage, Tom made a huge announcement. Over on Instagram, it was announced that Tom had racked up one billion UK streams for his music on songs such as Higher, Let’s Go Home Together and Little Bit of Love.

Reflecting on his achievements, the Bedford-born legend said: “Morning people, what a beautiful day by the way. I’m heading up to Liverpool, ’cause today’s the day, I headline Radio 1’s Big Weekend.

“Remembering the past eight or nine years and how crazy they have been. But remembering really today, the moment I pressed send on Something In The Water.

“Hoping that someone at BBC Introducing would hear it. And now look, eight or nine years later, we’re headlining the gaff. I just want to say thank you to everybody who’s been on the journey with me from the beginning to now. This is just the start, but tonight is a big one. If you’re coming, Liverpool, I’ll see you there. Thank you so much for Radio 1 for believing in me from the beginning.”

Speaking to the Mirror this week, The Zutons’ frontman Dave McCabe said of the smash hit, which was covered by Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson in 2017: “”It was really good, but I didn’t realise at the time, you don’t sit there and think ‘This is going to be huge’, at the time, we’d already had a huge hit with it, we’d sold over 200,000 singles which is a lot.

“”But when that [cover] started getting traction and going big, the band kind of started falling apart – and it wasn’t because of that. You’d look at that and be like ‘God, you’ve got to write another one of these,’ you can’t force anything like that. I think it all happened at a cushy moment because we were falling out as a group, and then that went big and it kind of buried us.

“I think being on a major label, the pressure does get to you, you don’t realise it.” Reflecting on the cover, he said it was “good” but had no idea it would take off so quickly.

“I didn’t realise, no one did, that she was going to die. When she did, it was kind of immortalised even more.

“I don’t even see it, is it our song anymore? It’s this other thing now.” Amy tragically died just four years after the release of Valerie, aged 27.

It was confirmed that the singer who was found unresponsive at her home in Camden, north London, died from alcohol poisoning.

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Pop star Tom Grennan already won over the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend crowd with his impressive vocals, but decided to call upon his famous friends to join him on stage

Tom Grennan left fans gobsmacked after bringing out Melanie C, The Zutons, KSI and Ella Henderson at BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend. The Bedford-born hitmaker headlined the festival three years after playing the BBC Future Sounds Stage.

Thousands of music lovers packed into Sefton Park on Friday to see him perform his biggest hits including Let’s Go Home Together, Little Bit Of Love and Lionheart.

Tom, 29, was joined by Spice Girls icon Melanie to perform her Number three hit, When You’re Gone, originally sang with Bryan Adams. Meanwhile, he sang Valerie (2006) with The Zutons.

Just before taking to the stage, Tom made a huge announcement. Over on Instagram, it was announced that Tom had racked up one billion UK streams for his music on songs such as Higher, Let’s Go Home Together and Little Bit of Love.

Reflecting on his achievements, the Bedford-born legend said: “Morning people, what a beautiful day by the way. I’m heading up to Liverpool, ’cause today’s the day, I headline Radio 1’s Big Weekend.

“Remembering the past eight or nine years and how crazy they have been. But remembering really today, the moment I pressed send on Something In The Water.

“Hoping that someone at BBC Introducing would hear it. And now look, eight or nine years later, we’re headlining the gaff. I just want to say thank you to everybody who’s been on the journey with me from the beginning to now. This is just the start, but tonight is a big one. If you’re coming, Liverpool, I’ll see you there. Thank you so much for Radio 1 for believing in me from the beginning.”

Speaking to the Mirror this week, The Zutons’ frontman Dave McCabe said of the smash hit, which was covered by Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson in 2017: “”It was really good, but I didn’t realise at the time, you don’t sit there and think ‘This is going to be huge’, at the time, we’d already had a huge hit with it, we’d sold over 200,000 singles which is a lot.

“”But when that [cover] started getting traction and going big, the band kind of started falling apart – and it wasn’t because of that. You’d look at that and be like ‘God, you’ve got to write another one of these,’ you can’t force anything like that. I think it all happened at a cushy moment because we were falling out as a group, and then that went big and it kind of buried us.

“I think being on a major label, the pressure does get to you, you don’t realise it.” Reflecting on the cover, he said it was “good” but had no idea it would take off so quickly.

“I didn’t realise, no one did, that she was going to die. When she did, it was kind of immortalised even more.

“I don’t even see it, is it our song anymore? It’s this other thing now.” Amy tragically died just four years after the release of Valerie, aged 27.

It was confirmed that the singer who was found unresponsive at her home in Camden, north London, died from alcohol poisoning.

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Former breakfast TV presenter Fiona Phillips has been photographed for the first time in over a year as she speaks out about her Alzheimer’s diagnosis ahead of her book release

Fiona Phillips has been photographed for the first time in over a year after taking a step away from the spotlight. The former breakfast TV presenter, 64, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2022 and shared her diagnosis with the public a year later.

She is now set to open up on her health and life since the diagnosis in her new book, Remember When: My life with Alzheimer’s. Fiona has been receiving the support of her husband Martin Frizell, who recently stepped down as his role of This Morning boss to spend more time with their family.

Martin has helped her write the book, which will be released in July. Fiona was last photographed in public at Kate Garraway’s late husband Derek Draper’s funeral in 2024.

To mark the upcoming release of her book, Fiona beamed in a new photo. She is also set to open up on her gradual loss of memory and confusion while discussing the early warning signs.

Martin, who has been married to Fiona for 26 years, stepped down from his ITV position in February to take care of Fiona and has also shared his experience in the book.

According to the NHS, Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia in the UK. Dementia is the name for a group of symptoms associated with an ongoing decline of brain functioning and it can affect memory, thinking skills and other mental abilities.

The exact cause of Alzheimer’s disease is not yet fully understood. Speaking about the new book earlier this year, Fiona said: “I hope this book can show people a little about what it is like to live with Alzheimer’s.

“How frightening and confusing it is. But also how much life can still bring joy and be valued. And if you or someone you love is in the early stages of Alzheimer’s, I hope this book brings you some comfort. I want you to know, you are not alone.”

Fiona announced in 2023 that she had been diagnosed with early onset dementia, after initially thinking she was having menopause symptoms when she first started experiencing “brain fog and anxiety”.

She already had first hand experience of Alzheimer’s having cared for her parents after both of them were also diagnosed with the condition.

The TV star has made two documentaries on the condition in 2009’s Mum, Dad, Alzheimer’s And Me, about her family’s history of dementia, and My Family And Alzheimer’s (2010).

Fiona quit TV in 2018 after she started to suffer from anxiety, having presented GMTV from 1993 to 2008, before going on to head up a number of documentaries and episodes of Panorama. She was also one of the Mirror’s longest-serving columnists.

Her husband Martin announced in November he was stepping down from his role as editor of ITV’s This Morning after more than a decade.

He said: “Next year I’m expecting my family priorities to change, so I need to free up time for them. I love my team at ITV and will miss them, and the thrill of live telly, but it’s an always on, 24 hours a day, seven days a week commitment, and I won’t be able to do both.”

When speaking out about her condition, Fiona previously said she has three daily injections as part of drug trials at University College Hospital in London.

She said: “I’ve always spoken out about Alzheimer’s whether through a book, a documentary or lobbying prime ministers and now that it’s turned up on my doorstep I’m not for stopping. It’s devastated my family and it’s the biggest health and social care challenge we face as a country.”

If you have been affected by this story, advice and support can be found at Dementia UK.