We’re on countdown to the biggest celebrity wedding of the year (okay, century), as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly set to tie the knot on July 3 in New York City. Will there be a prenup, and how much is at stake? Worth at least $2 billion, Taylor is the richest female musician in the world, while Travis is worth an estimated $70 to $90 million. Page Six reported Taylor could be on the hook for Travis’ living expenses after the wedding.
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This segment discusses the financial implications and potential prenuptial agreement surrounding the highly anticipated wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. With a combined net worth in the billions, the focus is on how they will protect their assets and the legal complexities of their union.
T-minus 44 days until the biggest celebrity wedding of the year, the decade, okay the century.
That's T as in Taylor and Travis.
We think we know the where and the when, we definitely know the who,
but will there be a pre-nat and how much money is at stake?
Worth at least two billion dollars.
She is the richest female musician in the world.
And that's nothing to shake a stick at.
Taylor's heiress tour sealed with a kiss
added some 190 million to her bank account.
Greatest songwriter of all time.
That's very nice of you to say that.
Travis's new heights podcast with his brother Jason
nabbed them a reported 100 million dollar contract.
Look at this.
I'm the luckiest man in the world.
And along with his multi-million dollar chief's extension,
he's worth an estimated 70 to 90 million bucks.
So before they say I do, will Taylor and Travis sign on the dotted line?
Certainly they are going to have a prenuptial agreement.
DMZ's Michael Babcock tells us it could be all about location, location, location.
They both have a number of different properties,
houses across the country worth millions and millions of dollars.
Which state is most advantageous to the couple?
Which state do they think will follow the prenup, you know, as it is written?
Where you choose to have the prenup done
is almost as important as what is actually in the prenuptial agreement.
Meantime, page six out with this giant headline.
Taylor could be on the hook for Travis's living expenses after the wedding.
In some cases in a prenuptial agreement,
the wealthier party will agree to cover most, if not all,
the living expenses to allow the other party to preserve their estate.
Oftentimes with high profile individuals,
they will have a strict confidentiality provision to protect their privacy.
I would imagine there would be some sort of confidentiality provision in this
with respect to their finances.
It should be done and dusted at least a few weeks,
if not a month or so before the wedding.
But there could be another hitch after they get hitched.
Next year's Super Bowl could fall on
Valentine's Day.
I don't think I could ever remember it being, I don't know.
That late?
That late in February.
I'm just like, in my mind, I'm like, what's going on?
But first, they've got some I do's to do,
and we'll be with them every step of the way.
