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Taylor Swift locked in her billionaire status before acquiring music

Claire Ballentine, Devon Pendleton and Dylan Sloan / Bloomberg
Claire Ballentine, Devon Pendleton and Dylan Sloan / Bloomberg • 3 min read
Taylor Swift locked in her billionaire status before acquiring music
While Swift has framed her fight to reclaim her earlier work as a deeply personal pursuit, she also now stands to profit from licensing her songs in the future / Photo: Bloomberg
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Taylor Swift has gained control of all of her life’s work, in what she called her “greatest dream come true”. A growing fortune may have helped her realise that years-long goal.

The pop superstar announced on Friday that she had acquired the rights to her first six albums, a culmination of a lengthy battle to own her entire catalogue. She didn’t disclose the terms, but the collection was most recently bought by Shamrock Capital in 2020 for about US$300 million ($386 million).

Swift, 35, has seen a personal windfall equal to that figure in just the past 19 months alone. Her net worth currently stands at US$1.4 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, up about US$300 million from October 2023, when she was in the middle of her blockbuster Eras Tour that made her a billionaire for the first time. The updated estimate doesn’t reflect her recent catalogue acquisition.

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