Taylor Swift Gifts Jimmy Fallon Her ‘Loaf of a Doughgirl’ Sourdough

Taylor Swift gave Jimmy Fallon more than the scoop on her engagement after this week’s late-night talk show episode.

The pop star, who appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Monday, Oct. 6, gifted the talk show host a loaf of her homeade sourdough bread.

“Not gonna lie: Taylor actually makes the best sourdough. Thank you @taylorswift!!!” Fallon, 51, wrote on Instagram Wednesday, Oct. 8, along with “Jimmy’s Avocado Toast” recipe. In the post, the father of two shared a photo of a slice of avocado toast and the packaged bread with a handwritten note.

The floral label, paired with a cat sticker resembling the 35-year-old’s cat, Benjamin Button, read “The Loaf of a Doughgirl” in Swift’s handwriting, a nod to her recently released The Life of a Showgirl album.

Even her fiancé Travis Kelce hopped into the sourdough conversation, commenting, “Hahahaha let’s gooooo!!! 🔥🔥🍞🍞” on Fallon’s post.

Earlier this week, the musician revealed to Fallon that the NFL star had her engagement ring for “a really long time” before he popped the question to her.

When the host asked Swift if Kelce, 36, “put a lot of work into” choosing her engagement ring, she replied, “He did and he had it for a really long time before he gave it to me, too.”

“He customized [the ring] and designed it with this amazing jeweler who he made it with,” explained Swift of her dazzling engagement ring.

“I look at it constantly, like it doesn’t feel in any way normal for me,” said Swift, adding of Kelce, “I’m just like, man, whoa. But it’s more than that. He’s just my favorite person I’ve ever met, no offense to everyone else, but the fact that this is the person that I get to hang out with every day forever, that’s the whole thing of it. You look at it and you’re like, ‘I’m going to hang out with him forever,’ and this represents that.”

On the album’s release date, Friday, Oct. 3, Swift gifted BBC Radio 1 host Greg James a loaf, too. She brought James a loaf of lemon-blueberry bread with one of her song puns, “The Fate of Doughphelia,” a play on her album’s opening track “The Fate of Ophelia,” written on the bag.

In July, Swift gave friends Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco fresh bread with a handwritten message that read, “It’s a loaf story,” a play on the lyrics to Swift’s 2008 song “Love Story.”