Travis Kelce has new 'base of operations' this offseason. Did Taylor Swift join him?
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Travis Kelce, whose hopes of a three-peat at the Super Bowl were dashed in February, has a new place to call home this offseason.
The Ohio native who plays tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs and is a University of Cincinnati alumnus already owns a $6 million mansion in Leawood, a suburb of Kansas City. This summer, Kelce is renting a home in Boca Raton, Florida, that's meant to be his "base of operations" this offseason, Athlon Sports reports, citing the Daily Mail.
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Is pop superstar Taylor Swift joining Kelce at his new abode? Here's what to know.
Travis Kelce (left) and Taylor Swift celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs' 32-29 win over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship Game on January 26, 2025.
Travis Kelce rents $20 million home in Florida for NFL offseason
Kelce could be paying as much as $90,000 a month to live in the $20 million Boca Raton home, according to Zillow. Kelce's new place is in the exclusive Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Athlon Sports reports.
The club features luxury amenities such as clay tennis courts, a full fitness center, five upscale restaurants, a private marina and yacht club, and a Jack Nicklaus Signature 18-hole golf course. But to play golf there, Kelce would need to spend another $210,000 for the membership initiation fee, per Athlon.
How many houses does Travis Kelce own?
Kelce's main home is a $6 million mansion in a gated community near Kansas City, according to Hello Magazine. Before upgrading, he lived in a seven-bedroom property in Kansas City's Briarcliff West neighborhood, which he bought for $995,000 in 2019.
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Kelce also has strong ties to Florida. His mother, Donna Kelce, is a full-time Florida resident who owns a condo in the Baldwin Park area of Orlando with her high-profile sons Travis and Jason Kelce, who retired as center for the Philadelphia Eagles, in the Sunshine State.
Records show that almost the entire Kelce family is on the deed, with the matriarch listed first and Travis and Jason as remaindermen. According to records, Donna Kelce purchased the condo in May 2019 for $355,000.
Is Taylor Swift joining Travis Kelce in Florida?
Yes. Athlon reports that Kelce made sure the home and community had 24/7 security before moving in. And Boca News Now reports that the power couple have been spotted around town.
How many homes does Taylor Swift own?
Swift, whose record-breaking Eras Tour wrapped up in December, owns several multimillion dollar properties across four states, according to sources like Architectural Digest and Business Insider. Those include:
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A three-bedroom penthouse in Nashville, Tennessee.
A $25 million Beverly Hills, California mansion.
$17.75 million home in Westerly, Rhode Island.
Two penthouses she combined into one large condo in New York City's Tribeca neighborhood.
The Kelce family has connections to Ohio
Donna grew up in Moreland Hills, outside of Cleveland, and attended Ohio University in Athens, where she earned a radio and television degree. She later earned a master's degree from Baldwin Wallace University.
The Ohio native also worked for banking institutions in northeast Ohio. She wed her then-husband, Ed, in the 1970s, and together they had two boys, Jason and Travis.
The brothers graduated from Cleveland Heights High School before playing college football at the University of Cincinnati.
Donna and Ed divorced after being together for more than 20 years.
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