Billionaire Taylor Swift may be able to make ends meet after marrying Travis Kelsey.
Page Six spoke exclusively with attorney Sarah Louette about what their prenuptial agreement will be, considering Swift is worth much more than an NFL player.
“When one party is significantly more valuable than the other, prenuptial agreements often provide that the wealthier party pays for all of the couple’s living expenses, while the less wealthy party maintains separate property,” said Luett, a partner in Blank Rome’s Marriage and Family Law Group.
The lawyer, who does not represent either party, explained that some agreements also involve wealthy people “gifting or converting a portion of their wealth to the community or to another property of the other party.”
This “allows each party to maintain their investments and assets for the duration of the marriage,” Luett said, adding that “the amount converted or gifted often increases over time to reflect the length of the marriage.”
Although Swift and Kelsey’s respective assets vary widely, we hear that both have intellectual property and other assets that are “inherently difficult to value and divisible upon dissolution of their marriage.”
“Given the complexity of their respective properties, and the effort Swift has taken to buy back her masters and protect her music catalog, it is likely that a prenuptial agreement will keep their properties completely separate, even if one of them makes efforts to increase the other’s assets during the marriage,” Luette said.
The arrangement makes dissolution “much easier” while both parties “retain their assets.”
The agreement between the parties may also include terms that do not prevent them from entering into joint ventures or jointly purchasing assets.
“They only need to clarify ownership of jointly held assets on a case-by-case basis,” Luet explained.
The fact that the couple has multiple residences in different states is another factor, as they may consider whether to include a choice of law clause (a clause in the contract that specifies which jurisdiction’s laws will be interpreted and enforced in the event of a dispute) in the prenup.
Swift owns homes in New York City, Rhode Island, Nashville, and Los Angeles.
Mr. Kelce owns real estate in Leawood, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. He also reportedly shares a home with his family in Orlando, Florida.
The 14-time Grammy Award winner and tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs may also use a prenuptial agreement to protect her privacy.
“Swift and Kelsey may wish to include terms that promote confidentiality and privacy,” Luett said.
“This may include non-disparagement or non-disclosure terms regarding their relationship.”
Swift was named a billionaire by Forbes magazine in 2024 following her record-breaking Ellas tour and the buyback of her entire music catalog.
The athlete has an estimated net worth of $47.3 million, according to Forbes magazine, thanks to his football career, podcast “New Heights” and other ventures.
Swift and Kelsea, who got engaged in August 2025 after two years of dating, plan to say “I Do” in New York City this summer, a source previously told Page Six.
