NEW YORK – Taylor Swift was officially named a member of the three-comma-club on April 2, as Forbes confirmed rumours estimating her wealth exceeds a billion dollars.
Along with her vast songwriting catalogue, Swift staged the first billion-dollar tour ever – the ongoing Eras Tour has boosted economies and delighted fans around the world. And in mere weeks, fans have a brand new album to look forward to: Swift is set to drop The Tortured Poets Department on April 19.
It was yet more evidence of her vast influence: With hundreds of millions of social media followers and a staunchly loyal fan base, she can move any dial with the tiniest of efforts.Swift was born in Pennsylvania on Dec 13, 1989. She began writing songs professionally as a teenager, signing with Nashville’s Big Machine Records as a country artist.
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