Experts quickly shared their opinions on the couple’s prenuptial agreements after Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce made their engagement announcement.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce delighted fans when they announced their engagement on social media on Tuesday. Along with stunning snaps of the proposal in a dreamy location, award-winning Taylor captioned the post: “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married.”
The pair relaxed on a bench underneath a sprawling floral gazebo shortly after Travis asked the question. Travis rested his head on Taylor’s shoulders while Taylor rested her head on her fiancée’s. Travis reportedly contributed to the ring’s design.
According to reports, the outlet has learned that Kindred Lubeck’s engagement ring is an Old Mine Brilliant Cut, and that Travis worked on the design as well.
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Legal experts have weighed in on their future wedding and marriage now that the engagement is known, some advising the couple to prepare an ironclad prenuptial agreement.
According to Kara Chrobak, the founding partner of Bespoke Law, “a prenup makes total sense for them.” Travis has about $90 million, according to reports that Taylor is worth about $1.6 billion. That makes a significant difference.
A prenuptial agreement allows them to both know their distinct assets are safe and prevents messy, costly litigation if things don’t work out.
Chrobak went on to say that ‘a small percentage of Taylor’s wealth’ could be life-changing for NFL star Travis.
Partner at law firm Charles Russell Speechlys, Sarah Jane Boon, told the Daily Mail: “As one of the most successful music artists in the world, Taylor Swift has much to look to protect in a pre-nuptial agreement, not least her hugely valuable back catalogue of music, developed over two decades in the period prior to her relationship with Travis Kelce.”
Meanwhile, after the engagement announcement, fans were divided by the caption. Taking to X, one person wrote: “Maybe the worst caption of all time ever. Just came to the realisation that Taylor put the dynamite emoji in there because they’re ‘T&T (tnt).'”
Assumed this was some sort of joke about a couple of real teachers getting married, another wrote. Do you really mean Taylor Swift, by any means?
Because of that caption, one more said, “I will be so for real, I genuinely thought it was a fan account posting the news.”
However, other people chose to celebrate the news rather than be offended by the caption. One person wrote, “Stopp, I thought it was cute in the low key. I’m not sure, but I think it’s because every English professor I’ve ever had has an obsession with Taylor.
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