What is Taylor Swift’s net worth in 2023 and is she close to being a billionaire?

Whether you are a ‘Swiftie’ or not (and I would definitely say I am more of one than not), it is impossible not to admire Taylor Swift’s career and success. The worldwide superstar may only be 33, but according to Forbes, has amassed a fortune of $740M. 

When Forbes published their list of America’s richest self-made women in June of this year, Swift was ranked 34th overall, but was the second richest self-made woman in music, behind Rihanna (who has a net worth of $1.4 billion).

In the same month, Forbes broke down how much Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour could boost her net worth, and revealed that “she could be getting close to entering her ‘billionaire’ era….” The article went on to say that “When the bills are paid, Forbes estimates she has earned roughly $30 million from The Eras Tour performances so far, lifting her net worth to $780 million, including real estate and other assets.”

If Taylor’s net worth does rise to $780 million, she still has another $220 million to make before becoming a billionaire. However, judging by the way Taylor’s career is currently going, it won’t be long before she joins Rihanna in the billionaire club. 

Taylor has also shown her generous side recently and reportedly shelled out an incredible $100K in bonuses for the truckers on her highly successful The Eras Tour. TMZ revealed that “We’re told the folks getting the money are production truck drivers who have been hauling Taylor’s equipment for The Eras Tour… there are around 50 truckers for her U.S. tour, which means Taylor just shelled out about $5 million.”

Taylor Swift reportedly has a real estate property that is worth $80 million and is believed to own a home in Rhode Island spanning 12,000 square feet, a penthouse on Nashville’s Music Row, and a house, known as the Northumberland Estate, which is situated in the suburb of Forest Hills. 

Taylor Swift also owns a property in LA and The New York Post wrote that “Swift pretty much bought an entire block of New York City for $47.7 million.”