Taylor Swift ‘coughs up for a £15,000 a week Cotswolds retreat’ in London as she wants to spend the most SPECIAL moments here with Travis Kelce… Read more 👇
Taylor Swift has reportedly coughed up for a £15,000 a week Cotswolds retreat during her London concerts.
The songstress, 34, who is being supported by her footballer boyfriend Travis Kelce while in the UK, is believed to be residing in a luxury farmhouse estate, according to The Sun.
She is said to be a stones throw away form some the UK’s biggest celebrities including Posh and Becks, Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden.
The swanky property, which is near Chipping Norton, reportedly comes with its own sizeable swimming pool and extravagant tennis court.
A source told the publication: ‘Off stage, Taylor is very low key and likes her home comforts.
‘She has rented a lovely place in the Cotswolds for some downtime.’
MailOnline has contacted Taylor’s representatives for a comment.
Travis allegedly landed in the UK on Thursday to support the singer in time her first night of her London tour stint.
The Kelce family touched down in London for Taylor‘s Eras Tour concert in London, as Travis was joined by his brother Jason, his sister-in-law Kylie and his dad, Ed, at Wembley.
Taylor will to perform this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the ‘Home of English Soccer’ as part three consecutive concerts before jetting across the Irish Sea.
Travis, 34, showed up in a relaxing fit, sporting a white, Team USA Olympics cap and black polo, which matched the color of his shorts. He shook hands with Scott Swift – Taylor’s dad – upon his arrival at the sold-out show.
And so did Jason, who was closely followed by Kylie, in jeans and a dark lumberjack button down shirt.
He was seen dishing out some of Taylor’s tour-made friendship bracelets before the concert, as ‘Swifties’ were quick to snatch some off his hands.
Taylor took to the stage at Wembley Stadium on Friday in front of 90,000 adoring fans.
The pop princess kicked off her London Eras Tour residency and those in the star-studded VIP tent include supermodel Cara Delevingne as well as Bridgerton darling Nicola Coughlan.
As she started her three-hour long set, Taylor Swift said: ‘You’re making me feel like tonight I get to play my first sold out show at Wembley Stadium on The Eras Tour!’
She added: ‘There are 88.446 people in this stadium today.’
Including the leader of the Labour party Sir Kier Starmer and his wife. In a post on X he joked: ”Swift’ campaign pit stop.’
Today is the first of three sold out dates at Wembley, with the international sensation returning in August to perform another five.
Taylor’s adoring fans were brimming with anticipation to know if she will perform any of her London-inspired hit songs.
Among a few is London Boy from her 2019 album Lover, which is speculated to be about her ex-boyfriend of six years and British actor Joe Alwyn.
Wembley is awash with sparkling outfits, cowboy hats, gemstones and glitter today as thousands of Taylor Swift fans gathered for her opening night in London.
Swifties had travelled from across the country for the latest sell-out performance of her Eras Tour.
Teenage girls and boys were joined by mums, dads and younger siblings – and fans of all ages – ahead of the three-and-a-half hour gig, that has already blown the roofs off stadiums across Britain and Europe.
Devoted followers sang the lyrics of her many hits word-perfect that were blasted out at the Taylor Swift fan zone at the BoxPark Wembley on the Olympic Walk up to the stadium entrance.
Fans exchanged bracelets and discussed their favourite tunes ahead of the big event. Others joined long queues to buy official merchandise – t-shirts, sweat-shirts, hats and bags.
Fans have predicted that the American megstar will choose a London-themed tune as her surprise song.
Many are hoping for Swift’s more melancholy hits such as ‘So Long, London’ and ‘The Black Dog’ from her recent album The Tortured Poets Department.
‘The Black Dog’ is largely believed to be about 1975 singer, Matty Healy, who she reportedly has a brief two week relationship with following her break-up with Alwyn.
The lyrics seemingly reference a Vauxhall pub, as well as band – The Starting Line – whose songs The 1975 have covered several times during their tour.
‘So Long, London’ is widely rumoured to be a goodbye song to the city as well as her ex-partner Alwyn.
During the woeful track, she sings: ‘I left all I knew, you left me at the house by the Heath.
‘I stopped CPR, after all it’s no use. The spirit was gone, we would never come to. And I’m p****d off you let me give you all that youth for free.’
