Taylor own houses in Tennessee, New York and California. Now she picks the key that brings next to her boyfriend.
Taylor Swift is taking her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce to new heights by planning a move closer to his luxurious Kansas City home, following the conclusion of her monumental Eras Tour.
The 35-year-old pop sensation has spent the past 18 months captivating audiences around the globe with hits like Cruel Summer, Love Story, and Style. With her record-breaking tour wrapping up in Canada on December 9, Swift now has the time to focus on her personal life and future plans.
Swift is reportedly considering relocating to Nashville, Tennessee, a decision that would place her just an hour-and-a-half away from Kelce’s stunning $6 million mansion in the Leawood area of Kansas City. This would be a significant improvement over the much greater distances from her other homes in New York City and Los Angeles, making it easier to spend quality time with Kelce.
The move signals a meaningful shift in priorities for Swift, whose relationship with Kelce began in August 2023. While fans have been buzzing with engagement rumors, this step seems more focused on strengthening their bond rather than rushing into wedding plans.
Why did Taylor Swift miss Kelce’s record breaking game on Christmas?
Taylor Swift’s absence from Travis Kelce’s Christmas Day game against the Pittsburgh Steelers left fans buzzing with questions. Known for being a regular fixture at Kansas City Chiefs’ home games this season, her decision to skip the away game in Pittsburgh raised eyebrows, especially as it was Christmas and a milestone moment for Kelce.
Sources close to the pop icon revealed that her absence was due to security concerns. Swift, who consistently prioritizes her safety, typically ensures that any venue she attends meets her stringent security standards.
“Going to all kinds of different stadiums, you need to send a team in advance,” the source explained on the heels of Swift canceling three concerts in Vienna the month prior over a planned terrorist attacks.
