Photos of Taylor Swift Beau Travis Kelce’s incredible $6 million Kansas mansion where the two are said to be living together!
Travis Kelce has leveled up his living situation with a six-bedroom mansion—and now we can finally see photos of his impressive new home.
Kelce has been linked to pop superstar Taylor Swift since September and the couple appeared to go public with an evening out in New York City last month. Swift has shown up to multiple Chiefs games this year, and Kelce reportedly plans to visit her during the team’s bye week as she begins the international leg of her Eras tour.
The reality of Swift’s fame seems to have forced Kelce to take some significant measures in his private life. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end reportedly purchased the $6 million mansion for additional privacy whenever Swift comes to visit him in Kansas City.
His old house was just too accessible, meaning it was becoming an unintended tourist attraction, TMZ reported, citing separate sources. When Swift visited Kelce recently, TMZ reported that paparazzi waited outside his house to catch a glimpse of the couple, which helped convince Kelce to make the move.
In a move that’s got Kansas City buzzing, Travis Kelce, the Chiefs’ dynamic tight end, has upgraded his living situation to jaw-dropping heights — and it’s all thanks to a certain pop sensation named Taylor Swift.
The deal on Kelce’s new $9.5m (US$6m) mansion there recently closed, and sources close to the situation told The Post that the NFL star decided it was time for a major upgrade.And apparently his former abode just wasn’t cutting it when it came to impress his new love interest, Swift.
Insiders told the Post that Kelce was feeling a tad “self-conscious” about his relatively modest pad and decided it was time to take things up a notch.
The reason? Winning over the heart of Swift, who is no stranger to the world of luxury.
It seems Kelce wanted to match the grandeur of her lifestyle, and this new residence might just do the trick.
Kelce’s salary with the Chiefs jumped from US$2.9M in 2022 to $11.2m this year.
Coupled with the millions he’s making in endorsement deals with companies like Pfizer, Nike, Bud Light and State Farm, 2023 has been a financial windfall for the tight end.
