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Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Receive Heartfelt Notes After $2M Gift to First Responder Families Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce received moving messages from the families of fallen first responders after donating $2 million to Answer the Call NYC ahead of their wedding. The organization, which supports the families...

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