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Taylor Swift is going to the Super Bowl, but she may have to pay $3 million
AndIt’s been confirmed: Taylor Swift will indeed be present at the Super Bowl. The singer will be in the stands to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce, but this gesture of love won’t come cheap.
According to a close source, Page Six was able to learn that Taylor will be at the 2024 edition of what many consider to be the biggest sporting event of all time.
The final game of the NFL, the major league of football in the United States of America, will pit Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers, and the truth is that tickets to this game are getting more expensive every year.
That’s why, even though Taylor Swift is the better half of one of the athletes who will be on the field, it’s not easy to find a seat to watch the game, and even the teams don’t have tickets to hand out to everyone near the field. game. squad.
Page Six tried to figure out where the North American star would sit and realized there was only one luxury box available. It seats 32 people and is currently valued at $3 million (€2,758,215).
The newspaper highlights that Taylor Swift likes to take other public figures to Travis Games, as she has done with Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and Cara Delevingne, so the 32 seats in the aforementioned pavilion will ultimately be very useful.
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