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The Daily Mail quotes Sarah Jane Boon on whether Taylor Swift should consider entering into a pre-nuptial agreement following her engagement to Travis Kelce

Taylor Swift is set to marry her boyfriend Travis Kelce after the couple confirmed their engagement with an Instagram post on Tuesday. The pop icon and the NFL star, both 35, announced their news with a romantic photoshoot showing Kelce proposing in a rose garden.

Taylor has built up an estimated $1.6 billion fortune thanks to her album sales and record-breaking world tours. Travis, who plays for the Kansas City Chiefs, is thought to have a net worth of $90 million. So, news of their engagement has prompted conversations around whether the star might consider a pre-nuptial agreement in order to protect her assets.

Sarah Jane Boon, Family Partner, comments for 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. Like many who consider entering into a pre-nuptial agreement, Swift and Kelce may look to put in a place an agreement that ringfences the assets they have respectively built up prior to their marriage but provides for them to share in what they will go on to build as a married couple.

Read the full piece in the Daily Mail here.

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