Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce reportedly dropped six figures worth of Valentine’s Day gifts for Taylor Swift.
Kelce and Swift have been in a relationship for approximately 18 months, with Friday marking their second Valentine’s Day together. Unsurprisingly, the multi-millionaire spent lavishly on his girlfriend this year.
According to a report from The U.S. Sun, Travis Kelce spent $140,000 on Valentine’s Day gifts for Taylor Swift. This included a pair of Superb Cartier luxury watches, flowers, jewelry and dresses:
Beautiful gold watches, necklaces, dresses, and flowers were all handed to his very appreciative superstar singing girlfriend.
Two Cartier watches came in at a cool $114,700.
The “La Panthère de Cartier” features a timepiece between two panther heads and is crafted with 18 karat yellow gold. It also features 128 diamonds that total 1.08 carat and sells for $82,500. Kelce also snapped up a second classy timepiece called “Panthère de Cartier.” It is encased in rose gold and surrounded by brilliant diamonds.”
Forbes’ most recent estimates of Kelce’s net worth were set at $52 million. Last August, the three-time Super Bowl champion and older brother Jason Kelce signed a “New Heights” podcast deal with Amazon worth over $100 million, not to mention the money Travis makes in endorsements.
So yes, Kelce can easily afford to drop six figures on Valentine’s Gifts for his girlfriend.
Spending Valentine’s Day together had to be a nice mental getaway for Kelce, too, as his Chiefs are still left wondering what went wrong in Super Bowl 59. The Chiefs fell 40-22 to the Philadelphia Eagles in the big game, denying the defending champs of the first-ever Super Bowl three-peat.
The 35-year-old Kelce was visibly dejected after the loss, catching just four passes for 39 yards in the game. The largely pro-Eagles crowd also booed Swift on the jumbotron at the Caesars Superdome, making it an all-around forgettable night for the Chiefs and their fans.
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