At just 33 years old, Taylor Swift has become a billionaire with an estimated net worth of $1.1 billion.

Taylor Swift's era's tour started out as a retrospective of her nearly two-decade career and a celebration of her

ten iconic albums.

It has become an unprecedented financial phenomenon that has already grossed

780 million dollars in ticket sales on its way to becoming the top earning tour of all time.

She is now the first musician to make the billionaire ranks solely based on her songs and

performances according to Forbes.

She pocketed an estimated $190 million after taxes from the first leg of her era's tour and another $35 million from the first two weeks of screenings of Taylor Swift, the era's tour movie.

Another $500 million is based on the rising value of her music catalog and she has another

125 million dollars in real estate and a $10 million private plane. Swift's rise comes amid a boom for celebrity

billionaires, but unlike her superstar colleagues, Swift doesn't have a

profitable side hustle boosting her net worth like Jay-Z, Riana, and Jimmy Buffett.

That puts Swift in a class with legends like Bruce Springsteen,

whose lifetime pre-tax earnings are over $1 billion,

the majority of which was earned on the road touring.

Forbes estimates the value of SWIFT's catalogue to be worth roughly $500 million.

Her master's recordings, her first six albums, were famously scooped up in 2019 by Scooter Braun

and later sold to Shamrock Capital for $300 million, which Swift claims was done behind her back. The pop singer famously took back control of her music

when following a bitter public dispute, Swift got her revenge by signing a lucrative distribution deal

with Universal Music Group that gave her complete ownership and full a released four new albums and re-recorded versions of four albums that were part of the

Shamrock Sale, including 1989, Taylor's version, that was released at midnight on Friday.

Since she released her 2019 album Lover, her first under her deal with

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