Travis Kelce’s New Home in Boca

In celebrity estate news that’s sure to catch the attention of football fans and Swifties alike—Travis Kelce just made a major real estate move!

Earlier this month, the Chiefs tight end reportedly purchased a $20 million waterfront mansion complete with a private dock, just outside of Boca Raton, Florida. Known for its sunny charm and A-list neighbors (think Adam Sandler, Michael Jordan, and Jon Bon Jovi), Boca now has a new standout resident.

Travis and Taylor 

With football season in the rearview, Travis Kelce traded cleats for coastlines, soaking up the Florida sun alongside Taylor Swift.

The couple was recently spotted enjoying a laid-back dinner at Harry’s in West Palm Beach, just a short drive north of Boca Raton. Since wrapping up her Eras Tour, Swift has had a bit more room in her schedule, and the two have been making the most of their time together. Despite their A-list status, they’ve kept things low-key, enjoying the simple moments in between the spotlight.

Taylor and Travis fans should be on the lookout for the pair in the coming weeks as they embark on their Floridian summer. 

With big milestones often comes planning, including how to protect what you have and who you love created a strong foundation for the long haul. 

What Would Travis Kelce's Estate Plan Look Like?

If we were to take a look into Travis Kelce's estate plan, we would most likely see a Revocable Living Trust, which would help him avoid probate and keep the terms of his Trust private. Kelce might also have a Pour-Over Will to cover any assets that may not yet be in the Trust, along with the ability to name guardians if he plans to have children. 

Travis might also include an Advanced Healthcare Directive and Medical Power of Attorney, because as a public figure he would definitely want someone trusted to be able to make decisions on his behalf if he’s unable to. This person would also have access to his medical information to ensure no legal obstacles in case of an emergency. 

Along with a Medical Power of Attorney, Kelce would most likely also include a Financial Power of Attorney, which is just as important. This would allow a trusted individual to manage his assets, contracts, and endorsements in the chance he is unable. This includes handling taxes, bills, or any other outstanding financial responsibilities. 

Since Kelce is a philanthropic individual with the 87 & Running Foundation, his estate plan could include a Charitable Trust or Donor-Advised Fund which would support the causes he cares about in the long run. 

Lastly, managing his digital assets is important to protect the image and brand he has built himself. As a celebrity Travis may add provisions to manage his name, image, likeness (NIL) after death. Along with this, instructions for his social media and content rights. 

Estate Planning Isn’t Just For The Famous and Wealthy

People like Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are great examples of why estate planning is necessary, but creating an estate plan is not just for people with big reputations and lots of money. 

Having a plan in place is necessary for anyone who has something they want to protect. If you are someone who has a bank account, owns a car, rents or owns a home, and cares about your healthcare decisions… you need a plan. 

Creating an estate plan goes further than deciding who gets what but also: 

• Naming guardians for your children or pets.

• Deciding who can make financial and medical decisions on your behalf if you are incapacitated. 

• Making sure your wishes are respected and carried out when you are not here. 

• Protecting the people you love from unnecessary stress and delays. 

Conclusion

While stars like Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are making headlines with big money moves, the core reason for creating an estate plan remains the same for all of us: protecting the people and things we love. 

Whether it's buying million dollar homes or opening a checking account, an estate plan is necessary. It’s about having peace of mind in case of emergencies and ensuring your children, pets, and assets aren’t left behind.

At Trust & Will, we keep things simple. You can create a fully customizable, state-specific estate plan from the comfort of your own home. Take our free quiz to see where you should get started, or compare our different estate planning and settlement  options today!

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