Keir Starmer held Taylor Swift -Merchandise he was gifted after he had received free tickets to see the pop star, it has been revealed.
The Prime Minister and his family went to one of the sold-out Wembley shows in August and spoke about 10 minutes after that with the Shake It Off Singer and her mother.
After a furious return to his Freebie habits, he eventually became to repay four tickets from Universal Music Group a total of £ 2,800.
But it has now emerged that Sir Keir also received Merchandise on 28 August.
The newly released government register does not specify the gift, but says it was appreciated at more than £ 140 and was 'purchased' instead of the cabinet.
Ministers, however, do not have to pay the first £ 140 of the value of gifts, which means that he has received a considerable discount.
Sir Keir, on the other hand, refused signed baseball caps who gave him through Donald Trump.
Keir Starmer held Taylor Swift -Merchandise He was gifted after he received free tickets to see the pop star (depicted during a fast concert in June with wife Victoria)
The Prime Minister and his family went to one of the sold-out Wembley shows in August and spoke with the Shake It Off Singer (photo) and her mother about 10 minutes after that
The American president gave him the caps in September when the couple dined for the election victory of Mr. Trump.
It is not clear whether it was Maga hats that were often supported by Mr. Trump.
The Prime Minister also refused to pay for a watch, baseball, book and sunglasses given by Joe Biden, or a necklace and photo for Lady Starmer offered by the then Lady Jill Biden.
A gift that was purchased by the minister 'was the price of hiring a hat for Lady Starmer donated by Stephen Jones Millinery on August 30.
Most other ministers refused to buy gifts they had received, so that their departments were left to hold them.
Culture secretary Lisa Nandy, however, bought £ 806 from team GB and Paralympics GB kit that she was given respectively by the British Olympic Committee and Paralympics GB.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy bought £ 175 from chocolate that he was given by the Kuwaitse Embassy, ​​while Chancellor Rachel Reeves used a £ 200 Harrods basket from the Qatari -Ambassade for hospitality.
Sir Keir refused to hold signed baseball caps that was given to him by Donald Trump. It is not clear whether it was Maga hats that were often supported by Mr. Trump
