Copy Taylor Swift’s £5k initial tennis bracelet with £45 personalised version perfect for Christmas gifting

Taylor Swift’s £5k personalised ‘TnT’ tennis bracelet was a gift from fiancé Travis Kelce, and we’ve managed to find the perfect affordable version so you can get your own for £45

If there’s one thing that’s synonymous with Taylor Swift, it’s friendship bracelets. So when Travis Kelce surprised Taylor with her very own diamond-encrusted friendship bracelet, her fans couldn’t get enough of it.

Fans first spotted the thoughtful gift back in January 2024, with Taylor’s bracelet identified as the Custom Diamond TNT Bracelet from Wove which costs $6875, or £5170. Whilst we undoubtedly can’t all afford her exact bracelet, we did finally track down the perfect lookalike that’s considerably cheaper at just £45.

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Abbott Lyon’s Custom Name Tennis Bracelet is usually priced at £85, but it’s currently on sale and slashed down to £55.25. Plus, for a limited time, you can save even more by using the code TAKE20 to slash a further 20% off, bringing it down £45.

You can pick up the bracelet in either 18k gold plated stainless steel or sterling silver, and it’s embedded with 3mm individual cubic zirconia gemstones. The bracelets are also sweat, water and heat resistant, and are finished with an anti-tarnish coating so you can wear it every single day.

The Custom Name Tennis Bracelet is available in s/m and m/l sizing, and you can enter up to eight letters which will then be placed along the bracelet to create a beautiful personalised piece. You even have the option of adding additional charms, including zodiac symbols and birthstones.

Although it’s a great piece of jewellery to add to your own collection, with Christmas coming up this would also make a lovely gift for a family member or friend – especially one who’s a huge Taylor Swift fan. But even if they’re not a Swiftie though, everyone loves a gift that’s personal and meaningful, so you really can’t go wrong with the Custom Name Tennis Bracelet.

There’s also a similar option at PRYA, with the Classic Custom Name Bracelet which is now £35 down from £50. Whilst this doesn’t feature diamond-style stones, it does have a similar look that can be fully personalised. Or you can flip the style around with Carrie Elizabeth’s Diamond Initial Bracelet which has a simple chain bracelet made from solid yellow or white gold, with SI-GH diamonds for £265.

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However we think Abbott Lyon’s Custom Name Tennis Bracelet is the closest we’ve seen to Taylor’s bracelet, and if you want to get your hands on it, now’s the perfect time thanks to the multiple discounts. You’ll also get free delivery on your bracelet, making it a great way to save some money.

Victoria Beckham’s Netflix success leaves bosses eyeing up Spice Girls documentary

Victoria Beckham’s Netflix series launched this week, with her opening the doors on family life and her fashion busines – now Netflix reportedly has a new idea in the pipeline

Chiefs at Netflix are keen to build a series looking at the creation, global domination, split and then comeback of The Spice Girls – with Posh Spice at the helm.

Conversations have reportedly happened behind closed doors for the ultimate docuseries on the iconic band. With insiders saying Victoria is vital to such a show, as she is the only way it will become a reality.

For the last decade, Mel B and Geri Halliwell have been trying to create either a film or a show covering the Girl Power group’s rise in the 1990s. But these efforts have failed because of many factors, including fallout and Victoria’s distance from some projects.

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A source said: “David and Victoria are really valued at Netflix. The senior figures admire the couple for taking the step of telling their stories with them. And the results have been incredible. David’s show won an Emmy and remains a huge hit. Already, the interest in Victoria’s show is enormous. “That has sparked a desire to continue working on projects and ideas. And obviously, The Spice Girls’ story is one hundred per cent a goal to have a documentary on.

“For three decades, other people have told the girls’ stories, but no one has ever had the whole truth of their journey together on screen told fully.” They say Victoria is a “key player” in it and explain: “She has shied away from opportunities before and if she does it then the likelihood everyone will come out.

But there is a desire from Netflix to give the girls a platform to discuss their takes on that astonishing time – and ideally together stay around talking about it. It would be pure dynamite and amazing content.

“Naturally given that Studio 99 have delivered these two shows so far with so much captivating and powerful content it would be a natural fit for that project plan to land at their door.” The insider said that “the discussions have been gently raised about a Spice Girls project”. Victoria’s Netflix series launched this week, with her opening the doors on family life and her fashion business. Four of the five Spice Girls reunited for the premiere, with Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm and Geri Horner all turning out in support. But Mel B was absent.

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How have the big-name striker signings done so far in the Premier League?

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Strikers dominated the summer transfer window as a host of major Premier League sides looked to strengthen up front.

Not a day went by without speculation as reigning champions Liverpool and last season’s runners-up Arsenal were among the teams to bolster their attacking options, with Manchester United and Chelsea doing likewise.

We had strikers going on strike, clubs gazumping their rivals and plenty more drama along the way.

With the international break ongoing, clubs are left to reflect on their seven league matches so far.

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Thierno Barry (Everton)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 7. Minutes played: 208. Goals: 0. Assists: 0. Shots on target: 0. Chances created: 1.

Everton paid £27m to sign 22-year-old striker Thierno Barry from Villarreal after he scored 11 La Liga goals last season.

But it has been a tough start at the Toffees for the France Under-21 international.

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Leeds United)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 5. Minutes played: 357. Goals: 1. Assists: 0. Shots on target: 7. Chances created: 6.

After scoring 57 Premier League goals for Everton in a nine-year spell, Dominic Calvert-Lewin left the Toffees on a free transfer and quickly joined newly promoted Leeds United.

England international Calvert-Lewin, 28, had a chance to “revive his career”, said Whites boss Daniel Farke, who has regularly used the striker – starting him in four of Leeds’ Premier League matches so far.

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Hugo Ekitike (Liverpool)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 6. Minutes played: 386. Goals: 3. Assists: 1. Shots on target: 4. Chances created: 4.

France international Ekitike was a wanted man in the summer, with Newcastle United the first club to make a bid for him. With Liverpool initially being frustrated in their efforts to sign Alexander Isak from the Magpies, the Reds quickly made a move themselves – signing him for an initial £69m from Eintracht Frankfurt. To Newcastle’s frustration, Liverpool also went on to sign Isak.

The 23-year-old has proved an instant hit with the fans, although question marks remain around how he and Isak will fit into the champions’ team together.

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Viktor Gyokeres (Arsenal)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 7. Minutes played: 578. Goals: 3. Assists: 0. Shots on target: 5. Chances created: 5.

Sweden international Viktor Gyokeres scored 54 goals in 52 games in 2024-25 and helped Sporting win a second successive Portuguese league title before moving to Arsenal in the summer.

The Gunners signed the 27-year-old in a deal that could be worth up to £64m, and he has been a vital part of the side that sits on top of the Premier League table.

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Alexander Isak (Liverpool)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 3. Minutes played: 181. Goals: 0. Assists: 1. Shots on target: 0. Chances created: 1.

Alexander Isak’s protracted transfer from Newcastle to Liverpool was the story of the summer window.

The Sweden striker released a statement in which he said promises had been “broken” by Newcastle and that their “relationship can’t continue” after Liverpool’s first bid was rejected, before he finally moved on transfer deadline day for a British record of £125m.

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Igor Jesus (Nottingham Forest)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 6. Minutes played: 101. Goals: 0. Assists: 0. Shots on target: 2. Chances created: 1.

Brazil international striker Igor Jesus joined Nottingham Forest in a £10m move from Botafogo in July.

It has been a tough start to the campaign for Forest, who are without a win in nine games in all competitions and sacked Nuno Espirito Santo, replacing him with Ange Postecoglou in September.

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Joao Pedro (Chelsea)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 7. Minutes played: 586. Goals: 2. Assists: 3. Shots on target: 3. Chances created: 7.

Chelsea completed a deal worth £60m to take Brazil forward Joao Pedro from Brighton on an eight-year contract, and he headed straight to the United States to play at the Club World Cup.

His two goals in the semi-final helped beat Fluminense and he then scored against European champions Paris St-Germain as Chelsea won the final.

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Benjamin Sesko (Manchester United)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 7. Minutes played: 385. Goals: 2. Assists: 0. Shots on target: 6. Chances created: 5.

Manchester United completed the signing of RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko in a move worth £73.7m in August.

The 22-year-old Slovenia international’s first start came as United suffered a humiliating Carabao Cup exit to League Two side Grimsby Town, who won 12-11 on penalties, with Sesko criticised as he was the last of 10 United outfielders to take a spot-kick in the shootout.

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Nick Woltemade (Newcastle United)

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Stats from Premier League 2025-26. Appearances: 4. Minutes played: 305. Goals: 3. Assists: 0. Shots on target: 3. Chances created: 2.

With Alexander Isak making it clear he wanted to move from Newcastle to Liverpool, Eddie Howe moved to sign 23-year-old Germany striker Nick Woltemade.

The 6ft 6in (1.98m) frontman joined in a club record deal worth up to £69m and has already made an impact.

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Princess Eugenie left empty seat next to Prince Andrew at her wedding due to strict rule

On this day seven years ago, Eugenie tied the knot with Jack Brooksbank, with one empty seat in St George’s Chapel drawing in a lot of attention for one key reason

Today, Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank are celebrating their seventh wedding anniversary.

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s youngest daughter tied the knot with Brooksbank, a British marketing executive, on October 12 2018, exchanging their vows in St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle in front of the entire royal family, including the late Queen.

More than 850 people, including Robbie Williams and Cara Delevigne, packed into the chapel to see Eugenie and Jack get married, but if you look closely, you can see one prime seat at the front of the chapel in front of the former monarch was left empty, despite the packed guestlist.

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While the empty seat drew a lot of attention, it wasn’t because of a last minute no-show on the big day. It was, however, due to a decades long royal tradition held by the late Queen.

That’s because traditionally the monarch and the rest of the royals sit on the right-hand-side of the quire in St George’s Chapel. Her late Majesty is said to have preferred to sit in the second row of seats, as, according to The Sun , she found the front row uncomfortable.

With tradition dictating that no one is allowed to sit in front of the Queen and obstruct her view, this is why the seat – possibly the best seat in the house – was left empty.

The same seat was also left empty months earlier when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle married in the same chapel, and in 2022 when a committal service for the late Queen was held there on the day of her funeral, an empty space was left in the row in front of King Charles .

However, there was one key member of the royal family missing on Eugenie’s wedding day – Queen Camilla . Instead, she attended a school harvest festival in Scotland , which she had agreed to make an appearance at before Eugenie’s wedding date had been confirmed.

On her big day, Eugenie opted for a dress that featured a low-cut back while also deciding to not wear a veil. She said she wanted to change the perception of “beauty” by showing off the scoliosis scar on her spine.

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Eugenie underwent surgery at just 12 years old at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital so titanium could be added to repair the curvature that had been caused by her scoliosis. “You can show people your scars and it’s really special,” she previously told This Morning. “I think you can change the way beauty is, and you can show people your scars and I think it’s really special to stand up for that.”

Since marrying in 2018, Eugenie and Jack have welcomed two children – August, who was born in February 2021 and Ernest, who arrived in late May 2023.

Prince Harry’s weakness exposed as he ‘learns hard lesson’ in latest crushing blow

A charity that Prince Harry helps to spearhead has hit the headlines after an African country cut close links with it – and one expert believes it might be a lesson for the Duke of Sussex

Prince Harry may have stepped out with wife Meghan in New York City, highlighting charitable causes in the Big Apple. But the Duke of Sussex has seemingly suffered a series of blows when it comes to his charitable endeavours in Africa.

Earlier this year, he stepped down from Sentebale, an organisation he founded to help children orphaned by Aids in Botswana and Lesotho, following a public war of words with its chairwoman Dr Sophie Chandauka, who levelled accusations of bullying and harassment against the duke, which he denied. And last week it emerged that an African wildlife charity part run by the Duke of Sussex has seen its mandates to manage key animal reservations in Chad withdrawn by the country’s government.

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African Parks managed 22 national parks and protected areas across 12 countries, including two wildlife reserves in Chad – the Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve and the Greater Zakouma Ecosystem, which includes the Zakouma and Siniaka-Minia national parks.

But the non-profit organisation, of which Harry is a board member and former president, said on Tuesday that the Chadian government had ended its mandates to manage the wildlife reserves.

A minister from the country said in a statement that the charity had showed “a recurring indelicate and disrespectful attitude toward the government”. According to royal expert Jennie Bond, Harry “certainly isn’t having much luck with his charity work in Africa”.

And she believes it could be a wake-up call. The former BBC royal correspondent told the Mirror : “Although he doesn’t seem to be directly implicated in this latest fallout, the Chad Government does cite what it perceives to be his charity’s ‘arrogant and disrespectful behaviour’.

“I think he has probably now learned that setting up charities and managing them successfully is a complex business. And, through no fault of his own, Harry doesn’t have much experience of running a business.”

In response to Chad cutting ties, African Parks said it is in talks to “better understand the government’s position” and “explore the best way forward to support the continued protection of these critical landscapes”.

The charity added: “African Parks will continue to keep its partners and stakeholders informed, as further clarity is obtained.”

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And Jennie added: “Perhaps Harry would be better advised in future to use his platform, and it is a powerful and influential platform, to support established charities and causes he believes in — without getting involved in their management.

“He already does that with the WellChild Awards, and his attendance is hugely valuable in every way. Having said that, his Invictus Games are an undoubted success and go from strength to strength. So he must be doing something right!”

‘I thought it was a heart attack’ – how collapse changed Kirby’s life

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Fran Kirby felt for a while that something wasn’t right – the fatigue, the nausea, the persistent brain fog. But it wasn’t until she collapsed in her hallway that the symptoms became impossible to ignore.

She regained consciousness thanks to a slap across the face and was told paramedics were on their way.

“I just got really, really extreme chest pain. Like something that I’ve never, ever experienced before,” Kirby told BBC Sport.

“I didn’t know what was going on. My head started to get really dizzy and I remember just saying that I’ve got to go and sit down.

“I got up, walked across the kitchen and then basically just completely collapsed in the hallway, like passed out completely.

“I thought I was having a heart attack.”

The next day she was diagnosed with pericarditis – an inflammation of the fluid-filled sac around the heart. The condition typically causes chest pain and fever.

Kirby’s collapse came in November 2019 and she was sidelined for 10 long months.

A full recovery and comeback followed, and the five years since her return have been fruitful for one of the most gifted players to represent the Lionesses in recent times.

She added eight trophies to her collection with Chelsea, lifted the Euros trophy with the Lionesses, and then signed for Brighton. Five months ago – shortly before England retained their European title in Switzerland – she retired from international football for good.

Having considered ending her career early because of her heart condition, the return to action has delivered more than she could have ever imagined.

“There’s been times where I feel I’m not going to do this any more,” Kirby said of her career.

“I’m not going to do this to my family any more, I’m not going to put them through it, I’m not going to put myself through it.

‘I was crying down the phone on Christmas Eve’

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Kirby’s diagnosis did not mean the end. Instead, it marked the start of a new challenge: a long, difficult journey back to full fitness and health.

“I didn’t know what to do with myself. I was agitated, I was so poorly,” she said.

“I would be on really strong medication, which I didn’t really agree with in the beginning, but I knew it was the only medication I could take. So I was just forcing it.”

She leant on support from Chelsea.

“I remember on Christmas Eve [2019] I called our doctor, Francisco, who was incredible during the process, and I called him crying down the phone – I was like, ‘I don’t know what to do. I am so ill. I am so tired all the time.’ I was sleeping 16, 17 hours a day.”

Football was almost the last thing on Kirby’s mind.

“My thought process wasn’t ‘I want to feel better to play football’, my thought process was ‘I want to be better’,” she said.

“Even if I can’t play football again, even if I can’t go for a run again, I don’t want to have a dull, achy pain in my chest.”

Kirby said her illness was a “real eye-opener” and gave her a new appreciation for life’s simple moments as she got better.

“Walking the dogs, that was just so exciting for me,” she added.

‘The pain in my chest was terrifying’

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Since her illness, Kirby, who was in her early teens when she tragically lost her mother to a brain haemorrhage, has been “a lot more cautious” about her health.

She takes extra care with rest and recovery as pericarditis can occur after a viral infection, such as a cold or flu.

“I obviously had got ill and then came back too early to try and play, and then it just kind of attacked that specific part of my body,” Kirby said.

“I hadn’t been feeling well for a while, but I kind of just put it down to… I’m a footballer – I’m going to be fatigued, I train every day, I go to the gym, I’m going to be tired.”

Kirby emerged as a youngster at Reading, scoring at a rate of more than a goal a game, a supremely talented forward who earned England caps and played in a World Cup while with her hometown club, before joining Chelsea in July 2015.

Her recovery from the hallway collapse was carefully managed, and Kirby returned the following season with a vengeance – scoring 16 goals and assisting 11 more in just 18 league matches for Chelsea. Those performances earned her the PFA’s Players’ Player of the Year award.

These days, she is particularly careful if she feels her body needs a break.

“I wouldn’t say I’m scared, but aware. I don’t want to have that pain in my chest ever again. It was terrifying,” said Kirby, who is now in her second season with Brighton.

“So whenever I get ill. [When people say] ‘Fran’s not in again’, I’m like, yeah, because I’ve gone through that. I don’t want to experience that again. I need to allow my body to recover.”

But even with a more measured approach to her football, Kirby – who was nicknamed ‘Mini Messi’ by former England boss Mark Sampson – still feels the pressure.

“Everyone expects a certain level when I play,” she said. “And that comes as part and parcel of obviously playing for Chelsea, playing for England, winning all of these things.

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