Travis Kelce reportedly spent over $17K on Paris-themed gifts for 14-time Grammy Award-winning girlfriend Taylor Swift, including a $11.7K Chanel purse, to kick off the European leg of her Eras Tour with four stadium shows in the French capital.

Swift will be touring all over Europe over the next few months with sold-out shows around the continent, which coincides with her first shows since the release of her latest album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department’.

Kelce’s other gifts for Swift included over $700 on macarons, over $2,000 on white orchids from famed French florist Rene Veyrat, red roses valued at $1,100, and Chanel sunglasses that cost $1,840, per The Sun.

The large 2.55 Chanel handbag comes in two colors, navy blue and black, although it is unclear which color Kelce bought for Swift.

The purse is made of aged calfskin and gold-tone metal, per Chanel.

The purse’s dimensions are 7.6 by 10.9 by 2.9 inches and cannot be directly bought through Chanel’s website. A purchaser needs to call the company’s phone number to speak with a representative to acquire the same handbag as Swift.

The European leg of Swift’s Eras Tour represents all but nine of her remaining stadium dates, with a three-city Canadian leg ending the run of shows in late 2024.

After Swift is done in Paris comes shows in Stockholm as well as eight shows at Wembley Stadium in London.

The macarons Kelce picked for Swift come from Maison Pierre Hermé, a high-end pastry boutique located nine kilometers from Swift’s Parisian shows.

Kelce and Swift have been publicly dating since last September, when she attended a Chiefs game against the Chicago Bears.

Swift attended 13 of Kansas City’s games last season, including each of the Chiefs four playoff victories in different cities.

It was for this year’s Super Bowl that Swift quickly departed her Eras Tour shows in Tokyo to make her way to Las Vegas to watch Kelce play in the NFL’s championship game.

Kelce has repaid the favor to Swift, being in attendance for her concerts in Singapore, Argentina, and Australia.

The highly anticipated return of the Duke of Sussex to the United Kingdom for a significant celebration has sparked speculation about potential reunions with his older brother, the Prince of Wales, and his sister-in-law, the Princess of Wales. Amidst this excitement, analysts and royal watchers are carefully examining the intricacies of the situation, contemplating the circumstances that might govern such encounters.

It remains uncertain whether the Duke will engage in a meeting with either of his royal relatives upon his return. However, one analyst has highlighted a crucial factor that could determine whether such a reunion takes place.

The backdrop of the Duke’s visit to the UK for the 10th anniversary celebration of the Invictus Games carries emotional weight, particularly in light of the recent revelation of Catherine’s cancer diagnosis and her subsequent commencement of preventative chemotherapy.

The news of Catherine’s health battle was shared through a heartfelt video message to the nation. Since then, she has rightfully sought space and privacy to focus on her recovery, deliberately stepping away from the public eye.

In response to this distressing news, both the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have publicly expressed unwavering support for their sister-in-law, extending heartfelt wishes for her well-being. The Duke, in particular, praised Catherine in his memoirs, painting a picture of their profound bond and describing her as the sister he had always longed for.

However, beneath the surface of these familial tributes lies a complex web of tensions, as the Sussexes have not hesitated to express their grievances with the Waleses and their household staff. This discord has contributed to a palpable strain in relations between the Sussexes and the wider royal family in recent years. Despite these underlying frictions, all parties have managed to present a united front at significant royal events.

Now, with Catherine facing a serious health crisis, speculation is rife about the possibility of reconciliation between the estranged factions of the royal family. However, one expert, Majesty Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Ingrid Seward, remains skeptical about the likelihood of a reunion between the Duke and his sister-in-law.

Seward suggests that the Prince of Wales may be hesitant to add further stress to his already burdened plate, casting doubt on the prospect of a meeting between the brothers. Nevertheless, Seward posits that if the Duke genuinely expresses a desire to see Catherine in her time of need, the prince may reconsider, recognizing the strength of their bond.

The question then arises: Will Catherine be willing to participate in such a reunion, potentially serving as a catalyst for reconciliation within the family? Seward suggests that if such a meeting is to take place, it may require a directive from higher echelons of the royal hierarchy.

While the king, known for his compassion and understanding, may refrain from exerting pressure on his daughter-in-law, his request could carry significant weight. However, Seward emphasizes the importance of timing, suggesting that the current moment, filled with concerns about Catherine’s health, may not be conducive to such a delicate reconciliation.

In recent weeks, the king has publicly shown unwavering support for Catherine, commending her bravery and resilience in the face of adversity. His unequivocal endorsement underscores the depth of their bond and hints at the potential for familial reconciliation in due course.

As speculation swirls and the royal family navigates the complexities of their relationships, the world watches with bated breath, eager to witness how this poignant chapter unfolds. The future remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: the resilience of familial bonds amidst adversity may yet pave the way for healing and reconciliation.