With a net worth of $1.1 billion, the “Holy Ground” singer ranked 2,545 on the financial publication’s list of billionaires this year.
Swift arguably dominated the world of pop culture in 2023 following the release of the “Midnights” album and the kickoff of the blockbuster “Eras” tour last spring.
Forbes’ profile on Swift says she is “the first musician to make the ranks solely based on her songs and performances,” which includes more than $500 million “in estimated wealth amassed from royalties and touring plus a music catalog worth $500 million and some $125 million in real estate.”
Conspiracy theories from the right have dogged the American singer-songwriter amid her success, purporting the NFL fixed games for the Kansas City Chiefs and its superstar tight end Travis Kelce, Swift’s boyfriend, to ensure the couple would go to the Super Bowl, which they did, and endorse President Biden, which she did not do.
Last month, Swift posted an Instagram story urging fans to vote on Super Tuesday, stating she “wanted to remind you guys to vote the people who most represent YOU into power.”
“If you haven’t already, make a plan to vote today,” she continued, including a link to Vote.org for fans to “check their polling places and times.”
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