Travis Kelce is reportedly gearing up for the upcoming NFL season in style.
The tight end, 35, is renting a luxe mansion in Boca Raton, Florida, while he gets in shape to hit the field with the Kansas City Chiefs later this year, The Daily Mail recently reported.
The rental boasts six bedrooms and seven baths as well as a pool with a waterfall, a spa, a wine room, a private dock and 24-hour security. It was built in 2020 and is located in the Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club. According to Realtor.com, the property previously sold for $15 million in June 2023 and could now be worth between $18 million and $20 million.
“Get cozy in the master suite next to the quartzite Cristallo linear fireplace wall, and start your day off right with drinks at the morning bar,” a previous listing boasted of the mansion’s interiors, per Realtor.com.
“Private access to a covered balcony provides mesmerizing island views,” the listing continued, adding, “After dark, tuck in for a movie night in the media room, which uses motorized window shades to create a home theater ambiance, and grab a drink from the custom-crafted wooden club bar. A temperature-controlled wine room with a 459-bottle capacity makes storing and serving simple.”
Kelce arrived there in April along with his friend Ross Travis, private chef Kumar Ferguson and a bevy of luxury cars, including a Rolls-Royce Ghost and a Maybach SUV, per The Daily Mail. The athlete and boyfriend of Taylor Swift is reported to be training with strength and conditioning coach Andrew Spruill at Johnny O’s Gym in Boca Raton.
Last week, Kelce’s music festival, Kelce Jam, was abruptly canceled without explanation.
“Kelce Jam is planning ahead for 2026,” the festival announced via social media on May 13, four days before the event was scheduled to take place. “Although we’ll miss being with you this year, we’re taking this time to gear up for an even bigger, better, and more unforgettable experience next summer. Stay tuned for exciting updates and announcements.”
Kelce Jam launched in 2023 and was staged the past two years at the Azura Amphitheater in Bonner Springs, Kansas, roughly 25 miles west of the Chiefs’ home at Arrowhead Stadium.
The cancellation came as Kelce prepares to return for a 13th season with the Chiefs this fall after Kansas City lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX in February.
“I think the biggest thing is that I f***ing love playing the game of football,” Kelce said of his decision to return on his “New Heights” podcast in March. “I love playing. I still feel like I can play it at a high level and possibly at a higher level than I did last year. I don’t think it was my best outing. I think I let my guys down in a lot more moments than I helped them, especially if you look at my track record and how I’ve been in years past. I want to give it a good run. I got a bad taste in my mouth in how I ended last year and how well I was playing and how accountable I was to the people around me.”
Kelce added, “I love so many people in Kansas City, both in that facility, in the community, and it’s home for me now. I don’t want to leave that life yet.”
