Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift will hire 24-hour security staff to protect their six million dollar home after it was raided by thieves in October, leaving the pair fearing for their safety in Missouri.
The Kansas City Chiefs‘ star and the Eras Tour sensation were not on the property, situated in Leawood, at the time of the burglary, because the NFL ace was taking on the New Orleans Saints with his partner in the stands.
Nonetheless, if left the couple, who are worth over a billion dollars combined, shaken but they won’t be scared from their home as they turn to ramping up protective measures to ensure it won’t happen again.
“This was a calculated break-in,” an insider told the Daily Mail. “And Taylor and Travis are not taking any chances.
“The intruders knew exactly when the house would be empty and could easily see that she was at the game he was playing in. They knew how long they had to carry out the robbery based on when the game ended.
“After the game they stayed at a hotel and since then they have taken drastic measures including a more advanced in-home security system and reinforced locks, etc…”
Kelce ensures he protects Swift
The situation is nothing new to Swift, who regularly has to deal with stalkers and attempted intruders, including an incident in January in New York City, due to her status as one of the biggest names in music.
Criminals were estimated to have made off with around $20,000 in loot from the mansion but the source says he shrugged off the financial hit as he focused on making sure that his girlfriend is safe.
“It was clear the robbers weren’t after her,” the source added. “But they still made off with $20,000 from his place, which was no concern to anyone. The fact that they were safe was the only thing people cared about.
“Taylor feels safe when she is with Travis, and he is by her side. Her family feels safe when he is with her. And they will both feel incredibly safe at his house now.
“Because they also have around the clock armed security personnel to ensure nothing like this can ever happen again. They are sparing no expense.”
