Taylor Swift sends early Christmas gifts to Kansas City Chiefs heiresses, Ava and Gracie Hunt

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What gift do you get for someone that probably has it all?

It turns out that sending a hand-written note and a book is more than enough — if you’re Taylor Swift.

The pop superstar recently made the days of Gracie and Ava Hunt, the heiresses to the Kansas City Chiefs, by giving them copies of the Official Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Book along with handwritten notes.

The letter from Swift and the book were shared by Ava and Gracie on their Instagram stories.

“Oh hi! As we conclude the wildest, most extraordinary adventure of my life, The Eras Tour, I wanted to share with a few friends my memories from it,” the letters began.

“The friendship bracelets, the traditions, the backstage secrets, the costumes, the world travels, the rain shows and sunsets.

“But what truly made this tour what it became was the passion, joy, unbridled emotion and love the fans showed us every night.

“I hope you’ll enjoy this journey through the memories of my proudest moments: The Eras Tour.”

Swift then signed the letters “Love, Taylor” with a heart next to her name.

The two daughters of Clark Hunt, the Chiefs’ owner, expressed their gratefulness to Swift on their social media accounts.

“The most beautiful woman & most amazing tour,” Gracie wrote on her Stories.

Ava wrote a simple “Thank you” to Taylor with several heart emojis with a clip of herself unwrapping the gift.

Swift and the Hunts have grown close over the past year and a half after the global icon began dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. The Hunts have shared snaps of themselves spending time with Swift in luxury boxes during the team’s games and Taylor has been seen getting gifts from the family in the past.

The book, which was released on Friday, boasts personal stories from Swift, along with never-before-seen photos from the tour, which concludes this weekend in Vancouver.

The Eras Tour has been an international sensation since launching in Merch 2023, racking in more than $1-billion US worldwide.

Swift attended the Chiefs’ thrilling 19-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in Kansas City on Friday with her dad and Kelce’s mother, Donna.

The families reportedly had spent the U.S. holiday together the day before.

“Taylor and Travis had a great Thanksgiving together with their families,” a source told People on Monday. “It’s the first Thanksgiving they celebrated together.”