Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce 'not taking chances' on his $6M Kansas home after burglary leaves duo shaken

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have reportedly made a decision regarding their $6 million Kansas City home after it was targeted in a calculated break-in last month.

To provide some context, on October 7, both Kelce's and his teammate Patrick Mahomes' properties were targeted by thieves. 

The break-ins occurred while the Kansas City Chiefs were playing the New Orleans Saints at Arrowhead Stadium—a game that Swift, 34, attended as she cheered from the stands. 

Now the couple are "not taking any chances" after the burglary seemed to have left them shaken.

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift 'sparing no expense' to increase security at their mansion

According to Daily Mail, sources have confirmed that Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have no plans to sell their Leawood, Kansas, home following its recent burglary. Instead, the couple is reportedly "sparing no expense" when it comes to increasing security at the property.

The source revealed, "This was a calculated break-in 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."

The insider went on to explain, "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."

The source also clarified that while the robbers weren't targeting Swift, they still managed to steal $20,000 from Kelce's home. However, the insider emphasized that the most important thing was that everyone was safe, adding, "The fact that they were safe was the only thing people cared about."

Following the report of $20,000 stolen from his $6 million mansion, it's important to note that Kelce also lost $100,000 worth of jewelry and the jersey he wore in his first-ever Super Bowl in 2020. Additionally, the back door of the mansion was damaged during the break-in.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's fans suggest hiring security after burglary at Kansas home

After news spread that Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were taking extra precautions with the home targeted by thieves, many internet users took to social media to share their thoughts.

One user wrote, "If I had that home, I would have state of the art security cameras."

Another user suggested, "Hire a security guard company for your house."

Someone else claimed, "Best keep a low profile and valuables in the local bank's lockbox.  Not worth risking your life for.  If you have it, do not flaunt it.  Security could be clastrophobic and expensive.  Rocks and gold rings are dangerous to own Make do with faux adornment if you must. "

One disappointed fan exclaimed, "Im honestly quite surprised that there wasn’t security guarding the house regardless. Swift has a lot of crazy stalkers. "

An individual wrote, "If I was that wealthy I would have high security windows and doors as standard. Why do the builders build such easily broken into properties? They need to get a dog at least and some decent security guards. "

Another said, "Inside job. Someone may have dismantled the security."

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