Taylor Swift wins Grammy: Distributes gifts worth $160k to her team
Internationally acclaimed singer Taylor Swift celebrated her fourth Grammy win by generously distributing gifts worth 5 million TL (approximately $160,000) to her 30-member team.

The 34-year-old American artist, after clinching her fourth Grammy at the 2024 Grammy Awards, spared no expense to show her appreciation for her team, handing out gifts totaling $160,000. Swift's gesture highlights not only her success but also her gratitude and close relationship with those who work with her.
For the women in her team, Swift chose Cartier jewelry and Louis Vuitton bags, ordering Cartier shoulder bags worth $2,100 each. These high-end gifts reflect Swift's taste for luxury and her desire to share her triumph with her team in a meaningful way.
For the men, she opted for travel bags valued at $2,500 each, ensuring that her generosity extended to all members of her diverse team.
In a historic evening for herself, Swift expressed her thanks to her fans and to every team member who has supported her throughout her journey. She went the extra mile for her female colleagues by also ordering Cartier d'Amour necklaces made of 18K pink gold, each priced at $2,500.
As Swift continues to make her mark in the music industry, her actions off-stage speak volumes about her character. Her team, undoubtedly buoyed by such recognition, reflects the solid support system behind the star's enduring success. This latest Grammy win not only adds to Swift's impressive list of accolades but also reinforces her reputation as a thoughtful and caring leader.
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