The rumor is that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce could allegedly rake in millions on their wedding day, changing their net worth. Since the hotshot pair announced their engagement in August, speculation regarding potential details about their nuptials has also taken the internet by storm. More recently, a source claimed that Swift and Kelce might land a lucrative streaming deal, seemingly making their bid day a strategic and powerful business move.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce could land a $70M broadcast deal, says source
Rob Shuter exclusively reported on #ShuterScoop that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are gearing up to turn their wedding day into a lucrative business deal. A source claimed that there’s no doubt their nuptials “would be bigger than the Super Bowl” and streaming giants are discreetly eyeing a possible $70 million deal for broadcast rights. The pair is nothing short of “cultural royalty,” and everybody “wants a piece” of their wedding day.
Executives have reportedly already begun mapping out everything behind the scenes, including logistics, global distribution, and cross-promotion. However, the fact remains that nothing gets the green light without Swift’s approval, and it seems that financial incentives alone don’t motivate her. A second insider alleged that she is “protective of her private universe” and won’t trade something so “sacred” to her just for viral clicks.
Viewership experts believe Swift and Kelce’s wedding day could hold its own against Prince William and Kate Middleton’s ceremony. The grand affair could compare to the Prince and Princess of Wales’ royal display with respect to the global audience, political attendees, and A-list celebrity guests, among other things. One insider opined that countries could even “declare this a national holiday.”
Nevertheless, a source close to Swift and Kelce suggested that they are “focused on being engaged,” and don’t plan on “monetizing the moment.” A report recently shared that the couple has been leading a simple and “chill” life lately, which includes being “very domestic and calm” and doing what they love most.
Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Reality Tea.
