Travis Kelce has been far from the only famous athlete to attend Taylor Swift’s stadium Eras Tour in person this summer. The 14-time Grammy winner will continue to tour Europe for the next month, concluding with more shows at London’s Wembley Stadium. Federer’s appearance at one of Swift’s shows in his home country comes less than a month after the ‘Blank Space’ singer left female tennis star Iga Swiatek a handwritten note after one of her Liverpool shows. Swift is playing two shows in Zurich before two shows in Milan this weekend. Swiatek showed the note on social media soon after and revealed she was in tears upon receiving it. Federer retired from tennis in 2022 as one of the most successful athletes in the sport’s history, having long-standing rivalries with Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. Swift’s worldwide tour concludes with shows in Canada in November and December. Travis Kelce was joined by his retired NFL brother Jason Kelce during Swift’s first block of London shows last month, with several of their family members also making the trek across the pond. Federer’s bracelets can be seen sporting the words ‘Problems’, ‘Hero’, and ‘Wildest’, in likely references to the Swift songs ‘Champagne Problems’, ‘Anti-Hero’, and ‘Wildest Dreams’. Add tennis legend Roger Federer and his family to the list, as he was spotted on the Stadion Letzigrund ground level for her concert in Zurich on Tuesday night. The Swiss 20-time singles major tournament winner also posted a photo to his Instagram of him collecting friendship bracelets at the concert. Federer also appears to have access to the ‘Fearless Lounge’ part of Swift’s concert.

Beyoncé shocked her fans after showing off an apparent replacement for her original engagement ring Monday’s premiere of the computer-generated Lion King prequel Mufasa. Despite the ring’s opulence, fans were remarkably unified in the comments with negative appraisals of it. The switched-out ring was highlighted Tuesday in an Instagram video by the gem wholesaler and social media star Julia Chafé, who noted that Beyoncé appeared to have begun wearing her new ring starting in September of this year. The 55-year-old rapper vehemently denied the accusations in a bizarre statement posted shortly afterward. Chafé – who described the original ring as having a 24-carat diamond, though it has previously been reported to be an 18-carat stone – noted that the new ring may have been the recut stone with additional diamonds, or it may have been completely new to the hitmaker. Chafé added that Beyoncé’s original ring was designed by the celebrity jewelry Lorraine Schwartz, though she wasn’t sure if Schwartz had returned to create the new ring. Beyoncé hasn’t been shy about showing off the ring since apparently debuting it in September, and some fans noted that her birthday is September 4, so the ring may have been a birthday present. She added that she wasn’t even sure how the ring’s designer had ‘sourced’ the unusual side stones. However, she clarified that Schwartz has continued to design pieces for Beyoncé in the years since making her original engagement ring. The newest ring also features a long emerald-cut stone in the center, but it features trapezoid-shaped diamonds on either side. Fans almost universally gave the ring a thumbs down in the comments. Some commenters also wondered about the timing of Beyoncé’s new jewelry acquisition after her husband Jay-Z was accused in a lawsuit of raping a 13-year-old girl with Diddy at a party after the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards. That ring is ugly,’ wrote on person who summed up the most popular sentiment. Instead of the stunning $5 million emerald-cut diamond that the 43-year-old singer has sported on and off for years, she wore an even more opulent ring featuring three large diamonds.

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This is lowkey ugly,’ agreed another poster. Hmmm I think this is very insensitive due to the accusations,’ one person weighed in. Others derided Beyoncé for getting a new ring presumably worth millions when that money could have been better used to help others. Many fans thought the ring was somehow connected to rape accusations leveled against Beyoncé’s husband Jay-Z over the weekend, though she began wearing the ring months before those accusations were made publicly. The number is believed to symbolize the face that husband and wife were both born on the fourth day of the month, and that they were married on the fourth day of the fourth month of the year. She rarely wears her original ring due to concerns about safety due to fears of being robbed over it, and also because the stone is large and unwieldy in day-to-day situations, The Mirror previously reported. Beyoncé and Jay notably have the number four tattooed in Roman numerals, so she always has something on her ring finger even when she goes ring-free. A few fans appeared to think it was improper of Chafé to post her video shortly after the accusations against Jay-Z came to light, though her video didn’t allude to them or even imply that they played a part in the creation of the ring. The ring is Gauche just like the couple,’ another commenter seethed. The gem wholesaler Julia Chafé noted Beyonce began wearing the ring in September. What about her husbands accusation of raping a, 13-year-old.? The Drunk In Love singer has also previously worn other rings on her left ring finger for short periods of time, so it’s uncertain if her newest bling will become her default ring, though it does appear to be the most opulent of the rings she has in rotation. I think that her ring could pay for kids college tuition, feed even more, and relieve some people’s debt. Regardless of the details behind Beyoncé’s newest ring, she’s not a consistent engagement ring wearer. The things we focus on Her rings?

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Sustainability and ethical responsibility are at the heart of Laura Vann’s jewellery. She is passionate about jewellery that can be layered and worn every day and the brand majors in bold shapes and distinctive designs made from sterling silver or 18-carat-gold-plated sterling silver. Catapulted into mainstream popularity by collaborations with TV presenter Laura Whitmore and fashion blogger Estée Lalonde, not to mention red-carpet sightings on the likes of Ellie Goulding, Cara Delevingne and Sienna Miller, Daisy London has become one of Britain’s favourite jewellery brands. Her glittering, gem-infused designs include the art deco-like Daphne earrings (below right), which have been worn by Meghan Markle, and the Freya necklace (below), which is made from 18-carat yellow gold-plate with synthetic baguette-cut emeralds (they are much less expensive than natural gems). Her brand is now stocked in John Lewis and Harvey Nichols and she has a loyal following that includes celebrities such as Daisy Lowe and Katy Perry. Athena earrings, £119, and necklaces (from top), Vita, £115, Alexa, £99, and. Founded by a father-and-son duo in 2009, the label is now helmed by creative director Ruth Bewsey, who was also the company’s first employee. What to buy: The Chloe black agate circle necklace (below left) – with its silver chain and striking pendant – is a favourite of mine. Laura, whose father worked in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter wholesaling fine and costume jewellery, studied fashion journalism before deciding to join the family business and switching to jewellery design instead. She recently added a diamond engagement ring collection (from £2,500).