Travis Kelce Net Worth (Money & Salary)

Travis Kelce’s Net Worth and Salary – What is it?

With a net worth of $70 million, Travis Kelce is an American professional football player. Playing as a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs since 2013, he is recognized as one of the best in the sport’s history. Kelce played a pivotal role in the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victories in LIV and LVII and holds various NFL records, including being the fastest tight end to achieve 10,000 career receiving yards. In September 2023, Travis Kelce’s relationship with Taylor Swift became public, adding to his fame as a star player both on and off the field.

Salary & Career Earnings – What has he earned?

During his initial decade in the NFL, Travis earned just under $80 million in salary. His career began with a four-year, $3.12 million deal with the Chiefs in 2013, followed by a five-year $46 million extension in 2016. Notably, Kelce’s recent two-year $34.25 million extension with the Chiefs in late-April 2024 will propel his career earnings past $100 million. Additionally, Travis Kelce earns $5 million annually through endorsements with reputable brands such as McDonald’s, Nike, Papa John’s, Bud Light, State Farm, and more.

Early Life and High School – Where did it all start?

Born on October 5, 1989, in Westlake, Ohio, to Donna and Ed, Travis Kelce grew up alongside his older brother Jason, who also pursued an NFL career. Excelling in football, baseball, and basketball at Cleveland Heights High School, Kelce’s standout performance as a quarterback gained him recognition with All-Lake Erie League honors, amassing 2,539 total offensive yards in his senior year.

College Career – How did he fare in college?

Opting for the University of Cincinnati, Travis joined his brother on the Bearcats football team. After a stint on the sidelines in 2010 due to a failed drug test, Kelce returned in 2011 to achieve personal milestones in receptions and receiving yards.

Kansas City Chiefs – His journey as a Chief

Selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2013 NFL Draft, Kelce faced early setbacks with a knee injury. However, he quickly rebounded, showcasing his talent in subsequent seasons. Standout seasons include 2016 with career highs in yards and receptions, and 2019 where he set multiple records on their path to Super Bowl victory. Kelce’s consistency on the field has been instrumental in the Chiefs’ success, culminating in their Super Bowl appearances in recent years.

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Endorsements – Who does he endorse?

Alongside his NFL earnings, Travis Kelce secures an annual $5 million from endorsements with prominent brands like McDonald’s, Nike, Papa John’s, and others.

Travis Kelce and Pfizer – The $20 Million Deal?

Travis Kelce’s partnership with Pfizer for a COVID vaccine campaign sparked rumors of a $20 million deal. However, while the actual deal remains undisclosed, estimates suggest a value closer to $1-2 million based on similar brand partnerships.

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Casa Azul Tequila

February 2023 saw Travis becoming an equity investor in Casa Azul Tequila. Casa Azul was founded by the same team behind Core water and Fuze tea. October 2023 witnessed Taylor Swift in a private box at one of Travis’ games enjoying a Casa Azul Tequila.

Media Appearances

Besides football, Kelce has a made a mark in media appearances. 2016 had him starring on the E! reality television show “Catching Kelce,” where he chose Maya Benberry as the winner. The two split in early 2017. Post his victory in Super Bowl LVII in 2023, Kelce hosted an episode of “Saturday Night Live,” where his brother Jason had a guest appearance.

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Personal Life

Kelce initiated dating social media personality Kayla Nicole in 2017. The couple split five years later. September 2023 brought confirmation of Travis dating Taylor Swift.

Travis runs the foundation Eighty-Seven & Running, supporting mentoring, training, and other opportunities for underserved youth, which he started in 2015.

Real Estate

2019 had Travis purchasing a 10,000 square foot mansion in Kansas City, Missouri, for $995,000.

October 2023 reportedly saw Travis acquire a 16,000 square foot mansion in a gated community in Kansas City for just under $6 million.

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