Taylor Swift has returned to the United States after completing the European leg of her highly successful Eras Tour. The pop superstar, 34, landed in Kansas City on the morning of Wednesday, August 21st, following a 13-hour flight from London.

Swift had just concluded her final performance at London’s Wembley Stadium, marking the end of a whirlwind summer tour across Europe.

The Eras Tour, which spanned more than three months, saw Swift performing in various countries, captivating audiences with over 50 shows. Despite the demanding schedule, Swift enjoyed the company of her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, and her family, making this summer a particularly joyful one for the singer.

Upon her arrival in Kansas City, where Kelce resides, the NFL player, also 34, was there to greet her. Witnesses at the airport described a heartfelt reunion, with Kelce running to embrace and kiss Swift, expressing just how much he had missed her after their time apart.

The couple now has a little over two weeks to relax and enjoy some quality time together before Kelce begins the new NFL season with the Kansas City Chiefs on September 5th. This reunion marks a rare break for Swift, who has been tirelessly performing on her global tour.

Swift’s final night at Wembley Stadium was a memorable one, not just for the fans but for the singer herself. The concert concluded the European leg of the Eras Tour without the anticipated announcement of a re-recorded version of her album “Reputation.” However, fans were treated to a special duet with Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. The two performed “Florence,” a track from Swift’s 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poet’s Department,” marking their first live performance together.

The show also featured another surprise appearance from Swift’s longtime collaborator, producer Jack Antonoff. Together, they performed “Getaway Car,” a single from Swift’s 2017 album “Reputation.” This performance fueled speculation among fans that “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” could be released sooner than expected. Swift took the opportunity to express her gratitude to her fans and reflect on her musical journey, acknowledging the importance of the creative collaborations and friendships that have shaped her career.

Following the concert, Swift celebrated the end of the European tour with a wrap party at the exclusive Annabel’s club in London’s Mayfair district. The party capped off a successful run that further solidified Swift’s status as a global pop icon.

Swift’s Eras Tour will resume in Canada, with performances scheduled in Toronto and Vancouver. The tour, which has already grossed over a billion dollars, will conclude on December 8th, just days before Swift’s 35th birthday. Fans in Canada can look forward to seeing Gracie Abrams, who will be opening for Swift once again during the Canadian leg of the tour.

As Swift takes a brief hiatus before the next leg of her tour, fans eagerly anticipate what surprises she might have in store for the remainder of her record-breaking Eras Tour.