Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are heading into the holiday season with plenty to celebrate. After marrying in a ceremony at Madison Square Garden attended by more than 1,000 guests this summer, Kelce returned for his 14th NFL season, while Swift continued to earn recognition as a songwriter.
Swift recently cheered on Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs during their 35–12 win over the New York Jets. The team is set to travel to face the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, followed by games against the Arizona Cardinals on November 22 and the Buffalo Bills four days later on Thanksgiving.
Kelce said he is looking forward to spending the holidays with Swift. “I’m excited for my first holiday as a married man,” he said during a Tommy Hilfiger campaign. “I love all the old traditions and can’t wait to start some new ones. I start celebrating as that tree goes up.”
## Taylor Swift’s Holiday Collection Features Seasonal Gifts
Swift’s Christmas tree may or may not be up yet, but her holiday merchandise has arrived. Announced by Taylor Nation, her official fan club, on November 13, the collection includes mugs, sweaters, scarves and a plush cat wearing a cardigan.
Some pieces draw inspiration from Swift’s latest music, *The Life of a Showgirl*, including an “Opalite” spray bottle pendant necklace and a friendship rock. The collection also includes a sourdough ornament, a nod to the loaves Swift personally baked and shared during her press tour last year.
Ornaments priced at $25 each caught fans’ attention, and several designs—including the Getaway Car and It’s a Love Story Castle glass ornaments—sold out quickly. The acoustic piano and one sock locket ornaments were also listed as sold out.
## Popular Items Sell Out Despite Price Complaints
Some fans questioned the collection’s prices, but several items sold out soon after the online launch. The “Take Me to the Lakes” Sherpa sweater, priced at $125, was among the items that quickly became unavailable. The plush cat in a cardigan and the 1989 Seagull Rhinestone tumbler, each priced at $50, also sold out within an hour.
Fans joked about their willingness to shop despite the costs. One commenter wrote, “this is ridiculous *reaches hand into back pocket* a complete waste of money *pulls out wallet* it’s not even that cute *opens wallet* i don’t even want any of this *checks out*.” Another summed up the reaction with: “emptying my bank account for these.”
