Travis Kelce installing new alarm system after mansion break-in & still holds out hope cops will find Super Bowl jersey

After his recent nightmare of a mansion theft, Travis Kelce is prepared to increase house security.

Within hours of one another, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end and friend Patrick Mahomes had their opulent pads looted last month by what the NFL is calling a “transnational crime ring.”

According to the U.S. Sun, Kelce lost $20,000 in cash, luxury clothing, his first Super Bowl jersey, and more than $100,000 in jewelry.

According to reports, the robbers were only in his residence for fifteen minutes at most, indicating a highly focused operation.

Taylor Swift, her girlfriend, was left feeling grateful that none of her belongings were stolen.

However, Mahomes, the top quarterback for the Chiefs, lost a lot of personal belongings, and his wife, Brittany, had jewelry and luxury bags stolen.

NBA players have been cautioned to exercise additional caution as the FBI investigates the case; the burglars act as joggers or delivery workers to get a close-up look at their victims.

In Providence, Rhode Island, more than 1,400 miles away, one of Travis’ expensive timepieces was discovered.

According to a reliable source who spoke to The U.S. Sun, the 35-year-old is still “very upset” about the break-in and has already made plans to strengthen the alarm system in order to avoid future issues.

Travis anticipates spending more time with the Cruel Summer star at his opulent $6 million home in the Leawood area of Kansas City after Taylor’s year-long, successful Eras tour comes to a close at the beginning of December.

“Travis is going to set a new alarm system not to be a target of a possible burglary as he is doing some work in the house and will have more of Taylor’s stuff in there, too,” a source said.

Mahomes has called the issue “frustrating,” and our source claims that Travis is desperate to get back some of the priceless shirts that were taken during the raid.

Along with other “emotional value” NFL souvenirs, his prized first-ever Super Bowl jersey—worn during the 2020 victory over the San Francisco 49ers—remains gone.

According to the source, “that first Super Bowl shirt is essential from him,”

“It’s a reminder of one of the biggest achievements in his career and life so far, and he hopes to get it back.”

Along with $100,000 worth of jewelry, other jerseys that he had traded with NFL opponents throughout the years were also taken from his pad.

According to a police report the U.S. Sun was able to get from the Cass County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy arrived at Mahomes’ Belton residence at 12:08 a.m. and found evidence of a break-in.

Travis Kelce’s mansion in Leawood, which is part of the Kansas City metropolitan region, was broken into a few hours later on October 7 at around 7 p.m.

The incident happened an hour before Arrowhead Stadium’s Monday Night Football game between the Chiefs and the New Orleans Saints.

According to sources, the burglars targeted professional athletes’ residences expressly because they knew when they would be away.

As investigations continue, the NFL, in collaboration with law enforcement, continues to exercise vigilance.

“For the luxury items, he knows that it will be very complicated to find them and have them back,” said the person.

“It pisses him off.”

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