Taylor Swift continues to hide Easter eggs in her visuals. At the conclusion of the European leg of her Eras Tour on Tuesday, August 20, Swift, 34, released the music video for "I Can Do It With A Broken Heart," a fan favorite from her latest album The Tortured Poets Department. Days after the release, eagle-eyed Swifties continue to spot little clues, hints, and notes — one of them being on a special accessory of hers.
During the Eras Tour, fans have been exchanging handmade friendship bracelets with fellow Swifties. Swift herself is spotted sporting a glimmery bracelet in the "I Can Do It With A Broken Heart" video. In clips taken during rehearsals, she wears a custom-made diamond tennis bracelet, containing the initials "TNT" — short for "Taylor 'N Travis." The 14-karat bracelet was gifted to her by Wove Made Inc. Jewelers, according to People — and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, has his own version of the bracelet too.
Swift was first spotted wearing the bracelet during the Kansas City Chiefs football game against the Baltimore Ravens back in January.
Also in Swift's jewelry collection are diamond-encrusted earrings, which she wore during an Eras Tour concert on August 15. On each ear was a "T" charm — presumably one for Taylor and one for Travis.
This is one of a few subtle nods to her and Kelce's romance Swift has displayed during the course of her Eras Tour — all of them gestures that seemingly show Swifts happiness with her boyfriend, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end. Last November, she notably changed the lyrics to her hit single, "Karma" from "Karma is the guy on the screen, coming straight home to me" to "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me." She also specifically called out the 87th show of the tour — Kelce's number — and wore Chiefs colors during one of her shows in Paris, during the 1989 portion of the setlist back in May. (Of course, there have also been the more overt gestures, such as Kelce's onstage appearance in London in June.)
Following the conclusion of the European leg of the Eras Tour, Swift shared a special message with fans on Instagram on Wednesday, August 21. She acknowledged the terroristic threats to her Vienna concerts, expressed protectiveness toward her fans, and thanked her crew for their hard work.
"I'm so proud of my crew/fellow performers for being able to physically perform that show and build our massive stage, take it apart, and make magic with so few days in between for recovery and travel," wrote Swift. "They're the most impressive people I know and I'm so lucky they gave The Eras Tour their time, their energy, and their expertise."
The Eras Tour will pick back up in October for its final leg, beginning in Miami Gardens and wrapping in Vancouver in December.
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