“Taylor swift’s b*tch”: Travis Kelce ruthlessly accused of using his girlfriend’s fame to trade NFL legacy for a massive Pfizer deal

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is known for winning Super Bowls and dating pop star Taylor Swift. But now, people online are talking about something else. A recent report has shocked fans, as it shows Travis Kelce may have made more money from a big pharma deal than from his NFL paycheck. Fans are brutally trolling him by saying; “Taylor swift’s b*tch”. What really happened? Let’s look at the numbers and when this deal took place.

In 2025, Travis Kelce is getting a salary of $17.125 million from the Kansas City Chiefs, according to official NFL contracts released in January 2025. This includes bonuses and base salary for the full season. But now, new reports say something even more surprising.

As per several reports that came out in June 2025, Kelce was reportedly paid $20 million by Pfizer, the pharmaceutical company best known for making COVID-19 vaccines.

The deal was not a secret — Kelce appeared in Pfizer ads in 2023 and 2024 promoting booster shots. But the amount of money he received is now going viral because it’s more than his 2025 NFL salary.This means Kelce made more money talking about vaccines than he did playing football this season. While the Pfizer deal hasn’t been officially confirmed by the company, multiple business insiders, including those reported by Benzinga and OutKick, say the $20 million figure is real.

Many fans on social media, especially on X (formerly Twitter), are reacting with surprise. The hashtag #KelcePfizer started trending on June 18, 2025, as people discussed whether athletes should be doing such high-paying ads.

Travis Kelce's personal life is much talked about. Starting late 2023, he became romantically involved with Taylor Swift, one of the most well-known people on Earth. Swift was spotted at various Chiefs games, including the halftime show of the 2024 Super Bowl in Las Vegas; Nevada.As the Pfizer earnings story gained traction, fan reactions online were anything but quiet. “Now he can do more steroids,” one user posted on X.

while another wrote, “Money over morals.”

A third added, “Sellout to Big Pharma.”

The backlash highlights how Kelce’s transition from NFL star to marketing magnet has sparked a broader debate about influence, fame, and whether star power now outweighs on-field performance.Some experts believe Kelce’s growing public image because of Taylor Swift may have helped boost the value of his endorsement deal with Pfizer. “He became more than a football player, he became a pop culture icon,” said sports agent Alex Monroe to NBC Sports on June 17, 2025.Even Taylor Swift, known to earn around $13 million per show on her Eras Tour, would find a $20 million ad deal quite impressive.This surprising money news shows how much star power matters in today’s world, sometimes, even more than sports.