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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Are Together in Florida for a Reason, Says ‘Source'
's current reported living situation with Travis Kelce in Miami proves that she is supporting her beau in the best way. The singer-songwriter has largely stayed away from the spotlight since her last major public appearance at the 2025 Super Bowl. During the downtime, Swift has continued to enjoy romantic outings with Kelce. Most recently, the star couple was spotted on a dinner date in Florida. A new report has now suggested that Swift and Kelce are in Miami for a reason. A new report has shed some light on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's current living situation in Miami after their recent dinner date. PEOPLE exclusively learned from a source that the singer is staying with the Kansas City Chiefs' tight end in Florida while he is training for the upcoming NFL season. Swift is extending her time in Miami to 'support and spend time' with Kelce. The hotshot couple, who have been dating since 2023, was recently spotted in Florida during a dinner date at Harry's in West Palm Beach. The source told PEOPLE that Kelce had been 'working on Friday before his dinner date' with Swift. They noted, 'He left early to go meet her.' The source later added that the athlete 'still seems very happy' with his girlfriend. Meanwhile, as the snapshots from Swift and Kelce's date night surfaced on the internet, the NFL star's mom, Donna Kelce, also showed her support. She sweetly liked a fan photo that captured moments from the couple's outing. It showed Swift and Kelce cozying up at their booth while dining at Harry's in West Palm Beach. In addition to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's living situation, another report recently hinted at a potential proposal. The Daily Mail exclusively learned from a source that the 'conversation will be front and center' after Kelce is 'done playing.' The outlet explained that at 35, the upcoming NFL season could be the last for the football star. Because of this, the Super Bowl 2026 can likely open new chapters for Swift and Kelce. Originally reported by Shriya Swami on Reality Tea. The post Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Are Together in Florida for a Reason, Says 'Source' appeared first on Mandatory.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Taylor Swift breaks cover for NYC dinner with A-lister pal at her go-to spot
Welcome BACK to New York! Taylor Swift came out of hiding for a delicious dinner out in New York City Thursday night. The 'Cruel Summer' singer was spotted rocking up to her go-to Italian restaurant, Via Carota, in the West Village, according to videos circulating online. Swift was joined by Dakota Johnson as well as her brother, Austin Swift, and the '50 Shades of Grey' actress' brother, Jesse Johnson. Taylor, 35, wore a black floral dress cinched at the waist with a chain and leather belt, and she accessorized with strappy black stilettos and a pendant necklace. The pop star wore her signature red lip and had her hair pulled back in a high ponytail. Taylor appeared to be in high spirits and smiled as onlookers' jaws dropped in shock. 'Best night of my life,' one Swiftie who was dining at the renowned eatery captioned a video of Taylor's visit. BUY NOW $298.00 New York Post receives revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and when you make a purchase. Taylor seemingly walked in with just her security guard and later in the evening, she was seen surrounded by fans taking photos as she exited the venue and hopped into a black SUV. The Grammy winner has dined at the beloved trattoria on several occasions, including shortly after her breakup from Joe Alwyn in March 2023. At the time, she ate pasta with Jack Antonoff and Margaret Qualley. That September, she and Sophie Turner hit the hotspot right after news surfaced that the 'Game of Thrones' star and Joe Jonas were divorcing. Taylor's return to the Big Apple dining scene comes amid her months-long retreat from the spotlight. Last week, she and boyfriend Travis Kelce popped up at Harry's in West Palm Beach, Fla., for a $400 meal. They also resurfaced to celebrate Mother's Day with Kelce's family in Philadelphia earlier this month. She and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, also 35, have both been staying under the radar after his Super Bowl 2025 loss in February and the wrapping of her Eras Tour in December. Taylor has also been quiet amid her unfolding drama with Blake Lively, who dragged her into her contentious legal battle with Justin Baldoni. 'This is such a nice escape for them to finally be able to stay out of the limelight for a bit before they eventually have to get out in the public eye again due to their careers,' a source exclusively told Page Six in April. 'They really cherish this time while they can because they know it can't last forever.' Kelce has been renting a $20 million mansion in Florida's Boca Raton area as he trains for the upcoming NFL season.
Daily Mirror
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce spotted out on low-key date after subpoena dropped
Pop star Taylor Swift, 35, and her partner Travis Kelce, 35, enjoyed a late dinner at Harry's restaurant in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Friday night in a rare outing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been spotted out on a low-key after Justin Baldoni dropped the subpoena which required the pop star to appear as a witness in his legal battle against Blake Lively. The Cruel Summer hitmaker, 35, and the National Football League player, also 35, enjoyed a late dinner at Harry's restaurant in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Friday night. An eyewitness said the couple walked in holding hands, with Taylor donning a floral-print off-the-shoulder dress while Travis wore a printed black and white shirt. MMA fighter Jose Andres Cortes shared a photo of the pair, with sources claiming they arrived at the restaurant at 10pm. They were flanked by security guards as they strolled in with a glass in their hands before sitting down. The eyewitness told TMZ that Taylor appeared to enjoy white wine while Travis had a signature cocktail. It was a rare outing for the couple who have been keeping a low-profile since Travis' team, the Kansas City Chiefs, lost the Super Bowl in February. It comes after Taylor, who is friends with actress Blake, was officially subpoenaed to appear as a witness in her legal battle with her It Ends With Us co-star Justin. The pop star was delivered a legal notice by Justin's lawyer Bryan Freedman - a decision which had been slammed by her team as a tactic to create clickbait. Now, in a move that is set to please Blake and Taylor, Justin is no longer calling on the singer to appear as a witness. Mr Freedman had claimed Blake had called on "her high-profile friends" including Taylor to "manipulate Justin at every turn." Taylor licensed her hit song My Tears Ricochet to be used in the film but was not involved in the making of It Ends With Us, said her reps. They slammed the subpoena, claiming it was "designed to use Taylor Swift 's name to draw public interest by creating tabloid clickbait instead of focusing on the facts of the case." Justin's legal team have dropped the subpoena, as Blake's spokesperson said they are "pleased" with the decision. "We supported the efforts of Taylor's team to quash these inappropriate subpoenas directed to her counsel, and we will continue to stand up for any third party who is unjustly harassed or threatened in the process," they told People. "The Baldoni and Wayfarer team have tried to put Taylor Swift, a woman who has been an inspiration for tens of millions across the globe, at the center of this case since day one," they claimed. They alleged that "exploiting Taylor Swift's celebrity was the original plan in [PR professional] Melissa Nathan's scenario planning document, and it continues to this day."
Wales Online
30-04-2025
- Business
- Wales Online
Shoppers say razor 'glides like butter' and is the 'best' they've ever used
Shoppers say razor 'glides like butter' and is the 'best' they've ever used The Harry's Starter Set is affordable and contains grooming essentials The set is now better than half price with a hassle-free subscription (Image: Harry's ) There's nothing more frustrating than being enticed by sleek packaging and features, only to discover that the razor is overpriced and over-stylised. However, shoppers are turning their attention to an affordable razor set, claiming it gave them the 'best shave' they've ever had. Founded in 2013, Harry's is a brand dedicated to providing straightforward, high-quality razors and shaving products that 'feel good to use', while keeping prices 'fair'. Now, customers can grab one of its premium razors at a discounted price. Harry's Starter Set is priced at £5.60, and includes the Truman Handle and a five-blade cartridge - available in colours such as orange, green, or blue - with the option to upgrade to an even more stylish handle if desired. The set also comes with a foaming shave gel enriched with aloe for a smooth shave, and a travel blade cover to keep those blades in top condition while travelling. The separate purchase of a Truman Handle would cost £8.75, while the starter kit, usually £11.25, offers more than 50% savings, reports the Express. Purchasers must subscribe for regular deliveries of the shaving necessities. READ MORE: Woman who weighed 26 stone loses half her body weight without giving up treats READ MORE: GAP's £75 denim bomber jacket is the perfect spring wardrobe staple To subscribe, shoppers need to select their handle choice, click "Next Step," arrange refills, and personalise their plan. Other shaver sets are on the market, including Farrar Tanner's Edwin Jagger 4pc Mach3 Shaving Set in Ebony, which costs a cool £105. It features a handsome four-piece collection, including a razor and stylish bowls, ready to elevate any grooming ritual. Meanwhile, the Philips Electric Shaver 3000 Series, prized for delivering a precise shave, wet or dry, retails at £59.99 on Amazon. Back to Harry's shaving kit, the brand has an 4.5 out of 5-star Trustpilot rating, based on more than 22,000 reviews. Harry's Starter Set £11.25 £5.60 Harry's Buy here Product Description The Harry's Starter Kit, worth £11.25, features e verything you need for a close, comfortable shave. The razor has sharp, durable blades, a flex hinge, a lubricating strip, and a precision trimmer for your sideburns and hard-to-reach places like under your nose. Meanwhile the shaving foam boasts an aloe-enriched formula helps soothe and refresh your skin as you shave. A customer shared: "The blades are great and the fact that I don't need to remember to shop for them is helpful." Another added: "I've been using Harry's for years, probably since they first launched their products. The product range has increased considerably since then but all of them are superb and competitively priced. Their packaging, speed of delivery and customer service is excellent. I for one wouldn't use anything else and would naturally highly recommend Harry's anytime." A third wrote: "Honestly Amazing. The shaver is Awesome. And it glides like Butter. Especially with the foaming shaving gel. It has aloe in it that is awesome for sensitive skin. I got the free kit and only had to pay for shipping. It's a steal in my opinion. You should definitely check it out." Buyers can save money on the starter set (Image: Harry's ) Article continues below Some customers have faced issues: "My bi-monthly shaving kit had not arrived as normal but, on contacting Harry's, immediate action was taken. Unfortunately a further delay occurred, but I have been given a month's refund because of this. I am very happy with the quick response and concern expressed at their initial failure and am continuing using them." Another buyer commented: "The best shave that I've had. Always top quality." For those interested in trying the product, Harry's starter kit comes at a price of £5.60, providing a chance to experience the product before committing to their straightforward subscription service.
The Guardian
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Harry's, Camber Sands, East Sussex: ‘A startlingly good dinner' – restaurant review
A trip to the coast felt in order when the temperature recently suggested that we, the residents of the United Kingdom, have survived another winter. Behold: sunshine, green shoots, cherry blossom, fresh hope and all that good stuff. And, soon, a glut of bank holidays during which we can unveil our factor 50-smeared knees at the seaside and quickly declare that it's far too hot. But not all British seaside experiences are built the same. Nibbling a Waldorf salad while sipping a glass of Oxney organic English sparkling at the charming Harry's at the Gallivant hotel on the East Sussex coast is not remotely similar to scoffing a battered sausage on Blackpool front. Both have their merits, but Harry's is a far more refined affair, it being a recently restyled and renamed restaurant inside a blissful, bougie boutique hotel. This is a hotel, incidentally, that will create a sort of Famous Five Do Santa Monica seaside experience for you, albeit at a price. Cocktails on the sand dunes? They'll mix and pack them in flasks, and find you suitable garments to wear, too. A spot of flow yoga before your breakfast ginger shot? Not a problem, madam. Then, later on, dinner at Harry's by Matthew Harris, once of Bibendum (and, incidentally, brother of Henry of Bouchon Racine fame), for a menu that focuses on the heartier, homelier side of classic French cookery. Terrine de campagne with pistachios, oysters with sauce mignonette, braised rabbit in riesling and St Émilion au chocolat for pudding, that kind of thing. Regular readers will know my thoughts on restaurants inside fancy hotels, and their habitual tyranny of deadly dull, overpriced menus that trap hotel guests who know no better. They're rarely allowed to fancy something as sating as 'lamb chop and chips'; no, they have to be hostage to nine courses of consommé and froth. Harry's, I stress most emphatically, is not at all like this. First, it is not fussy or stiff, although it is decidedly glamorous, and a bit like a 1950s beach shack given a Soho Farmhouse makeover. Dim, smoky lighting, soft music, tables positioned strategically for maximum privacy, with giant fronds placed between the closer-together ones, so you could be dining next to Tom Cruise and feasibly not even suss. We began with a plate of smoked eel and a soft, runny boiled egg perched on the plate alongside an assertively mustardy celeriac remoulade. We also ordered that old-school favourite, the Waldorf salad, made with apple, grapes, celery and walnuts, which has become something of a joke in recent times, and possibly why it's so rarely seen on menus these days. In fact, it's almost impossible to eat one – especially one served out of a silver sundae bowl and decorated with a delicate parmesan crisp – and not feel as if you're Wallis Simpson. Those two starters, along with a round of oysters, were pretty much faultless. Next up, a generous slab of hake with crisp skin and perfectly cooked flesh on what looked like a mermaid's seat of monks beard and pine nuts, and dressed with an orange segment-flecked sauce Maltaise (that's a hollandaise made with orange for anyone not au fait with French classic cookery, though it will be impossible to remain so by the time you leave Harry's). This restaurant calmly serves precise, timeworn recipes using techniques dating from Escoffier onwards, but without making a huge song and dance about it. No one talked us through the dishes at any great length, or demanded that we pay due homage to the chef's prowess. Quite the opposite: plates were delivered to our table with a cheery 'Bon appetit!', as if they were just serving cod and chips. Even so, when a humble Barnsley chop comes with a good, fresh, rich hazelnut pesto, you know you're not really in a place that's truly casual. A side of champ could perhaps have been more buttery and the sauteed spinach was forgettable, but both were more than made up for by a slice of another much-ignored classic, St Émilion au chocolat, which is what happens when amaretti biscuits are soaked in sherry, topped with a rich chocolate cream and chilled for many, many hours, so the boozy biscuits and cream meld together into something that's truly majestic. This was a startlingly good dinner, and it was lovely to get some sand between my toes and remember that there is a world out there beyond the radiator, the hot-water bottle and the seasonal affective disorder lamp. I have tasted spring 2025, and c'est bon. Très bon. Harry's The Gallivant, Camber, East Sussex, 01797 225057. Open lunch, Sat & Sun only, noon-3pm; dinner all week, 6-9pm. From about £50 a head à la carte; weekend set lunch £29 for two courses, £35 for three, all plus drinks and service
