Travis Kelce’s $200 million Six Flags investment faces a blow as company’s net loss widens to over $202 million days after he was scammed | NFL News
Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end, has now bounced back on the field after disappointing performances in the last few seasons. While his performance has been impressive, he has also found himself being defrauded of millions of dollars. Amid all the mess, his $200 million investment seems to be failing as Six Flags continues to make losses.
Travis Kelce’s $200 million investment in Six Flags seems to be not doing well days after he got scammed
As per The Wall Street Journal, people close to the situation have reported that activist hedge fund JANA Partners, with whom Travis Kelce had invested in the company, have now urged Six Flags to explore a sale.As per reports, activist hedge fund JANA Partners is disappointed by Six Flags’ (FUN) Q2 earnings, which included a net loss that widened to $202.6M from a loss of $99.6M in the year-earlier quarter;But that’s not all; the Six Flags’ shares have been down 42% for the past year which has now concerned activist hedge fund JANA Partners.For the unversed, in October 2025, the Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce had invested in the company along with activist hedge fund JANA Partners for a 9% stake which carried a valuation of $200 million.Since then, the Super Bowl champion has remained associated with the marketing campaigns of Six Flags and has often spoken about his memories there.
Travis Kelce’s investment in Six Flags has also found itself in major legal trouble amid a wrongful death lawsuit
While Six Flags’ earnings have gone down, the company has also found itself in major legal trouble as it is involved in a wrongful death lawsuit.In 2022, a 22 year old man named Christopher Hawley passed away just hours after he went on the infamous X2 ride with his cousins.His family seeks justice as they have sued Six Flags. But that’s not all; more and more families of passengers have come forward with legal trouble as many have been reported to be getting sick after getting on the Six Flags’ X2 ride.Since July, the ride has been temporarily shut down after two women were hospitalised and had to undergo brain surgery after getting on the ride.The Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce has not commented on the matter and has kept himself away from all the legal drama surrounding Six Flags.While the new season has seen a record breaking performance from the Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce, his investments seem to be failing as he was recently reported to have been defrauded by a scammer in whom he had invested millions.The popular player has kept his focus on seemingly his last season on the field.
