Taylor Swift has reportedly increased her security budget by $2 million as she continues to stay out of the spotlight during her fiancé Travis Kelce’s NFL games.
According to The U.S. Sun, the couple now allocates around $8 million annually for a top-tier security team dedicated to safeguarding the pop icon both at the Kansas City Chiefs star’s games and in other public settings.
Sources claim that Swift’s every move is closely tracked, with her team carefully reviewing her schedule to guarantee the highest level of safety and privacy.
Taylor Swift has reportedly increased her security spending by $2 million as she continues to keep a low profile during her fiancé Travis Kelce’s NFL games.
According to The U.S. Sun, the couple now spends about $8 million annually on a dedicated security team to guarantee the pop superstar’s safety both at the Kansas City Chiefs player’s games and in her daily life.
A source told the outlet that two additional security specialists were recently hired to ensure Swift remains “100% safe and comfortable at all times.”
The Chiefs organization has also reportedly taken steps to make her game-day appearances — and visits to Kansas City, Missouri — as smooth and private as possible.
“The precautions at Arrowhead Stadium are crucial for her,” the source explained. “She knows she’s always the center of attention and prefers to avoid that whenever possible.
A source told the outlet that two additional security experts were recently brought on to ensure Swift remains “100% safe and comfortable at all times.”
The singer-songwriter’s heightened focus on security reportedly comes in response to both her most recent stalker, Brian Jason Wagner, and the tragic assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk.
Swift, 35, was recently granted a five-year restraining order against Wagner, who allegedly appeared at her Los Angeles residence and claimed she was the mother of his child.
Meanwhile, Kirk — a conservative commentator — was fatally shot in September while speaking at a Utah college during his American Comeback Tour.
“There’s growing concern about the current social climate, and Kirk’s murder certainly didn’t help,” a source told The U.S. Sun. “She sees how tense things are becoming in America, and it’s contributing to her sense of unease.”
The Chiefs organization has reportedly taken extra steps to ensure that both game days and Swift’s visits to Kansas City, Missouri, are comfortable and enjoyable experiences for her.
The singer-songwriter’s increased focus on security reportedly stems from two recent incidents — her latest stalker, Brian Jason Wagner, and the assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk.
According to the source, Swift understands that she “can never live a normal life,” making her safety and security a top priority.
This season, the Grammy winner has notably avoided being photographed entering Arrowhead Stadium, even sneaking in behind a screen during one appearance.
While she’s occasionally been shown on the big screen, celebrating from the privacy of her VIP suite, her public sightings have been far less frequent than in previous seasons.
Representatives for Swift did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
