Travis Kelce reveals how much Taylor Swift’s Super Bowl suite might have cost

Who could forget the two competitors in the 2024 Super Bowl? We mean, of course, time and space – the key factors that determine whether Taylor Swift would make it from her performance on the Eras tour in Tokyo to Las Vegas to Travis Kelce in the NFL championship game. Sure, the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers had something, too. But putting on a show, flying 12 hours and then dealing with a 17-hour time difference and still having enough energy to drink a beer and have some wild post-game smooches? That’s a real challenge, and we’re not even talking about the backing tracks at the victory party.

Of course, there had to be a place for Swift when she came to the Super Bowl at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in February. And that place, according to Kelce, has not come cheaply.

In the new Netflix documentary series Recipientwhich premiered on the streamer on Wednesday, Kelce was caught on tape talking to a 49ers player on the sidelines in Las Vegas George Kittleone of the titular receivers that the series followed throughout the 2023-2024 football season.

Kittle revealed that while he considered purchasing a Super Bowl suite for his friends and family, given the high price tag, he ultimately decided that his loved ones would think it would be cool to watch from the stands.

“It’s just like saying, ‘You guys are going to be OK,'” he told Kelce with a laugh.

Kelce, whose mother Donna Kelce had said before the game that she had had “the (false) feeling” of sitting in a seat in the stands, given the cost of a suite, and felt sorry for Kittle.

“That’s three million fucking dollars,” Travis Kelce replied.

Apparently he ended up paying for it anyway, or someone else did – as we all saw, Donna Kelce, Swift, Ice cream seasoning, Blake LivelyBig Brother Jason Kelce and his wife Kylie Kelce, Miles Teller and wife Keleigh TellerQuarterback of the Chiefs Patrick Mahomes‘ Wife Brittany Mahomes, Lana del Rey, Cara Delevingneand on game day, there were even more to see up there cheering the tight end on to victory.

To put that in perspective, $3 million could buy about 750,000 bottles of (make-believe) ranch dressing for Swift to use on her beloved chicken fingies. A sea of ​​ranch dressing. An endless flood of creamy, lightly seasoned dressing. A flood of dip.

And all this at the reasonable grocery store price of $4 a bottle. Imagine how much ranch meat someone could get at wholesale price. Introduce.

At New heightsOn the podcast that Travis hosts with his brother Jason Kelce, the Chiefs player joked before the Super Bowl that while he was thinking about winning, he was also thinking about “losing all the money.”

“I don’t really do much differently except count how much money I spend on this damn Super Bowl so family and friends can come,” he said with a laugh.

As the estimated 123.4 million viewers of the game saw, the old saying ultimately proved true for Travis: Sometimes you win (Super Bowl), sometimes you lose (millions of dollars for a 32-seat suite for his very, very famous girlfriend and other very lucky friends and family members).

NFL officials confirmed Vanity Fair that the league sets the prices for suites at the Super Bowl.