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Taylor Swift’s net worth: How the world’s richest female musician built her fortune

She’s certain to be on the jumbotron as the Chiefs take on the Eagles during Super Bowl LIX; here’s a look at Taylor’s wealth—and what else the billionaire superstar has in store this year.

Taylor Swift has spent her life shattering records. Her “Eras Tour” became the highest-grossing concert tour of all time and was the first to surpass $1 billion in sales.

Grossing $261 million, “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” became the top-selling concert film in history — a film that she starred in and produced.

At the tender age of 17, Swift became the youngest country musician ever to reach the charts, and throughout her two-decade career, she has racked up 14 number-one albums, more than any other female artist.

Such success easily translates to a staggering net worth; in fact, Swift’s well on her way towards minting her second billion.

Wherever Swift goes, the cameras always seem to follow: Whether it’s hanging out with her A-list group of friends (she’s besties with Selena Gomez and godmother to three of Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ children), going on date nights with her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs star tight end, Travis Kelce, or cheering alongside his mom, Donna Kelce, in the VIP Suite at his NFL games, all eyes are on the pop songstress — proving she has indeed “found her place in the world.”

But with so many achievements already under her belt, how much wealth has Swift accumulated, what could be left for her to accomplish in 2025? The answer might surprise you.

What’s Taylor Swift’s net worth in 2025?

According to Forbes, which publishes a real-time net worth tracker estimating the ups and downs of the world’s richest people, Taylor Swift’s net worth stands at a hefty $1.6 billion as of late January 2025.

Swift’s sixth world tour, the two-year “Eras Tour,” grossed $2 billion when it finished in December 2024 — it even coined a phrase, “Swiftonomics,” for its ability to boost the economies of the cities it stopped in. Swift herself pocketed $190 million after the first leg of the tour alone.