😳 BREAKING: Travis Kelce named victim in multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme. Read the details:

Travis Kelce has been identified by prosecutors as one of the victims in a multimillion-dollar investment fraud scheme, adding a surprising off-field development to the Kansas City Chiefs star’s story. The revelation came during the sentencing of Siddharth Jawahar, who was connected to the investment fund in which Kelce had invested.

According to reports, Jawahar pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges after prosecutors accused him of operating a fraudulent investment scheme. The case involved millions of dollars from investors, with prosecutors saying Kelce was among those affected. However, officials have provided very limited information about the exact circumstances surrounding Kelce’s investment.

Jawahar was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison. He was also ordered to pay more than $31 million in restitution to victims, according to reports on the case. Prosecutors said the scheme involved misleading investors about the performance and use of their money.

The case reportedly involved Swiftarc Capital and a related investment fund. Earlier reporting had identified Kelce as an investor in a fund connected to the company, providing additional context for why his name appeared among the victims in court.

Despite the attention surrounding Kelce’s name, there is still no public confirmation of exactly how much money he may have lost. Prosecutors declined to discuss individual victims, and reports said the Chiefs organization had not publicly commented on the matter.

The revelation has therefore raised questions about the financial scheme and the investors who were affected, while the legal case itself has now resulted in a significant prison sentence. For Kelce, the situation appears to be that of an investor identified as a victim—not someone accused of participating in the alleged fraud.