Taylor Swift Makes Decision On Living With Travis Kelce After Burglary

Taylor Swift has reportedly made a decision on whether or not to live with Travis Kelce following the scary home burglary that took place earlier this year.

Back in October, the homes of Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes were broken into. The FBI and the NFL believe that Kelce and Mahomes’ homes were targeted as part of a South American crime ring, which has been breaking into luxury homes of athletes across the country.

Kelce had some valuable items taken from his home, including about $20,000 in cash, according to reports. The burglaries took place while the Kansas City Chiefs were on the road.

Kelce, 35, hasn’t been taking any chances following the burglary. He’s beefed up security, adding a new system and reinforced locks, according to reports.

Obviously, Kelce has to be even more careful these days, considering who he’s dating. Taylor Swift is arguably the most famous person in the world in 2024. She has been on tour, jetting around the globe for her Eras Tour, but she often spends time in Kansas City, too.

Now that her Eras Tour has completed, she’s set to spend a lot more extended time with Kelce. Will they be staying at his house?

Despite Kelce’s home being broken into earlier this year, Swift has decided to live with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, for an extended period of time. The U.S. Sun reports that Swift has made the call.

 

“She will be going to Kansas City and staying there for some time during the next few weeks to be with Travis and show him love and support,” a source told The Sun. “She wants to witness another potential championship season for the Chiefs. Travis is the one that now has the busiest schedule of the two of them.

“But she is happy they will spend time together, having nice dinners, relaxing, and baking. Christmas will be a special holiday for both of them.”

The FBI is continuing to investigate the burglaries that took place at Kelce and Mahomes’ houses. The FBI believes the crimes could have been done by a “transnational crime ring, such as one from South America.”

 

Other athletes have been targeted, too, including Milwaukee Bucks forward Bobby Portis and Minnesota Timberwolves guard Mike Conley Jr. Medina, Minnesota police released a statement to NBC News, following the Conley Jr. burglary.

“We are aware of some of the other athletes in different states that have had their homes burglarized,” the statement from the Medina police to NBC News said.

“Our investigator is working with those agencies and other state and federal partners. We can’t say for sure that they are all related.”

 

The NFL, meanwhile, has told players and their friends and family members, to not post live on social media. They believe that the criminals are using social media to figure out when homes are empty.