Taylor Swift has donated $100,000 to the grieving family of Kansas City radio DJ shot dead at the victory parade for her boyfriend Travis Kelce and his crew.
Lisa López-Galván, 44, died when two young gunmen opened fire on the crowd in a “personal dispute” that escalated. Twenty-one other people were injured, including nine children.
Taylor made two donations of $50,000 to the GoFundMe page created for the López-Galván family.
‘I send you my deepest condolences and condolences following your devastating loss. With love, Taylor Swift’, reads the message that accompanies the gift.
There is no sign of a donation from Kelce or the Chiefs on the page.
Taylor Swift performs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Australia on Friday, February 16.
Taylor made two donations of $50,000 to the GoFundMe page created for the López-Galván family.
Lisa López-Galván, pictured here with her husband, died during surgery at a hospital from a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
After tweeting that he was “heartbroken” by Wednesday’s violence, Kelce decided to continue the party while the injured children were treated in the hospital for gunshot wounds.
With a beer in hand, he posed for selfies with police officers on his way inside the Granfalloon Bar and Grill before entering.
Travis, who was too drunk to speak at the parade, decided to continue the celebrations after the shooting with a “scaled down” party at a local restaurant.
He stopped to take a selfie with police officers running security at the event before entering.
Travis Kelce is seen smiling with his Chiefs teammates after a shooting during the parade. The party continued on Wednesday night despite the tragedy
The party had been organized by the team after the Super Bowl victory, but many players decided to stay home after the tragic shooting.
Kelce was not one of them.
He continued the celebrations with some teammates and their significant others, posing with Patrick Mahomes’ girlfriend Brittany in a photo obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com.
He has yet to respond to criticism for his continued celebrations.
Prosecutors are still undecided on charges against the three suspects they have in custody.
Two are minors who were having a “personal dispute,” according to police reports yesterday.
One of them, carrying an assault rifle, was accosted by heroic fanatics while trying to flee the scene.
None have been named. The local district attorney says they intend to charge all suspects as adults, with the judge’s permission.
Swift at her Melbourne show on Friday night. She has yet to comment publicly on the shooting.
Several people were seen being carried away on stretchers, and at least 21 people were shot in the horror parade massacre.
This is how the shooting unfolded in Kansas City on Wednesday as the Chiefs celebrated their victory