New development:Travis Kelce returns for another Taylor Swift show in Singapore as the Kansas City Chiefs star enjoys his offseason
The Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl winner was filmed by fans taking his seat with a flamboyant white shirt with a green and gold pattern across it.
The 34-year-old Kelce flew to Singapore this week after his older brother Jason emotionally announced his retirement from the NFL after 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
A former City investment banker who retired to the Algarve has described her years of hell after an ‘aggressive’ neighbour took over her land and drove her out of her home, forcing her to go into hiding.
Orla Dargan, 65, bought her dream Portuguese villa for around €600,000 in 2016, and lived there happily for several years before her neighbour, an estate agent she describes as a ‘dangerous’ man, moved in next door.
The mother-of-two was warned about his ‘temper’, she says, and went on to face years of threatening behaviour, including an alleged attempt to drive her off the road near her home.
After going to visit family in Ireland in late 2021, she said she returned weeks later to find diggers had been ordered onto her land, with the fence between their properties moved and a pumphouse for a hot tub erected nearby.
Years of legal wrangling ensued, with a judge eventually siding with Ms Dargan and ordering the neighbour to return her land – which has still not happened more than a year on.
The most chilling part of her ordeal was the brutal ‘killing’ of her beloved rescue dog, who first went missing on the day of a court appearance and was later found dead, floating in a shallow well with horrific injuries.
This series of disturbing events has left Ms Dargan living in fear and suffering from PTSD, and she fled the Algarve last year ‘for her own safety’, moving between addresses in Portugal and Spain to avoid detection.
David Mapley, a fraud investigator who has been assisting the ex-pat, said her case is an extreme example of the common occurrence of ‘land grabbing’ in the region – which he and others refer to as the ‘Algrab’.