Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce spend big on romance, clocking $100,000 daily

From private jets to luxury shopping sprees, the power couple spares no expense in their high-flying romance.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are redefining the standards of celebrity romance, with their daily expenditures reportedly reaching $100,000, according to an insider speaking to Life and Style magazine. 

The NFL star and the pop sensation have embraced a lifestyle of luxury that includes private jets, upscale hotel stays, and a team of over 20 bodyguards, painting them as possibly the most extravagantly spending couple globally.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end has traveled extensively, visiting cities like Paris, London, Dublin, and Amsterdam, to support Swift during her Eras Tour. 

He even made a significant trip to Australia to spend quality time with Swift. 

In return, Swift flew from Tokyo to Las Vegas in her private jet to watch Kelce play in the Super Bowl, highlighting their mutual commitment to supporting each other's careers.

An insider revealed, "Travis spares no expense in making sure he travels in class when he flies to her concerts all over the world. 

Since they met, they’ve both spent over $1 million on private jets.” Swift ensures Kelce feels at home wherever he is by stocking the jet with his favorites, including Joe’s Kansas City Barbeque and Coca-Cola.

Their spending doesn't stop at travel; Kelce's recent shopping expeditions have included dropping $80,000 in designer stores in Paris and treating Swift with lavish gifts from high-end brands like Stella McCartney and Vivienne Westwood while in London. 

"He knows Taylor loves fashion," a source explained, underscoring their shared passion for style.

Moreover, Kelce doesn't hesitate to indulge Swift's love for flowers, spending thousands to decorate her dressing room with her favorites, orchids and hydrangeas. 

"Taylor and Travis don’t even think about the money they’re spending," the source added, illustrating the depth of their affection and their approach to expressing it.