Travis Kelce invests $40,000 in home security after burglary

In response to a serious burglary incident last October, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has significantly upgraded the security at his home, investing around $40,000 in a new alarm system along with additional measures such as ten cameras, motion detectors, and two security guards costing $6,000 monthly. The break-in, which resulted in the theft of valuable items including his first Super Bowl jersey, has prompted Kelce to take these precautions seriously, especially after learning that an international crime ring may be targeting NFL players. He has also acquired two security dogs to enhance the safety of his property. The NFL has since advised players to limit social media posts showcasing expensive belongings to mitigate the risk of break-ins. Kelce's close friend and teammate, Patrick Mahomes, was also a victim on the same day, highlighting a troubling trend of organized burglaries targeting professional athletes. Kelce remains unsettled by the incident and is determined to prevent a repeat occurrence, ensuring his home remains a safe sanctuary.