Taylor Swift Hits Billionaire Status—Everything We Know About Her Net Worth

According to Bloomberg, Swift is worth around $1.1 billion. The singer’s growing net worth should come as no surprise to dedicated fans, since the singer was the second-highest ranked musician on Forbes’s 2023 list of “Richest Self-Made Women.” (Rihanna is on top with $1.4 billion.)

In the Bloomberg analysis, they estimate that Swift’s catalog of music accounts for around $400 million, while sales from her concerts (and merchandise) account for around $370 million. Then, her Spotify and YouTube earnings have brought in around $120 million, while her properties account for $110 million and her music royalties provide about $80 million.

First of all, music. Swift has produced ten studio albums—Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989, Reputation, Lover, Folklore, Evermore and Midnights—and she is currently in the process of re-recording her first six studio albums in an effort to own the masters of all of her work.

According to Bloomberg, Swift is “one of the few recording artists to build a 10-figure fortune almost entirely from her music.”

In addition to music, Swift also has several long-standing endorsement deals, including Keds, Diet Coke, CoverGirl and Apple.

We can't forget The Eras Tour, which helped push her past that 10-figure mark. (FYI: It is the highest-grossing tour of all time.) Also, Bloomberg Economics estimates that Swift's 53 U.S. concerts last year added a total of $4.3 billion to the country's gross domestic product (GDP). Wow.

To top it off, Billboard estimates that she sells $17 of merchandise for every concert ticket purchased—just let that sink in. Oh, and she still has countless more international shows to go.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Travis Kelce’s net worth is around $40 million. While the majority of his income stems from his football career, it’s not the only reason for his success. Not only does he host a popular podcast, New Heights, but he also has multiple endorsement deals with McDonald's, Nike, Bud Light, State Farm and more.