The White House recently mocked the Ponzi scheme that prosecutors say targeted Travis Kelce , joking that the Kansas City Chiefs star could join its federal fraud task force. The post followed reports that Kelce was among the victims of a scheme that allegedly took $35 million from investors. The White House shared the news on X while promoting its Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, saying the case showed why the administration works to identify scams and protect Americans. The post then treated Kelce like a sports draft pick, suggesting he could be the task force's next recruit. What Happened to Travis Kelce's Money? According to prosecutors, Siddharth Jawahar used investor money connected to Swiftarc Capital LLC to fund an extravagant lifestyle, including luxury hotels, private aircraft, and expensive nights out. Jawahar pleaded guilty and received an 11 year prison sentence, along with an order to repay $31 million to victims. The exact amount Kelce allegedly lost remains unclear. The football star has also been making major personal moves away from the field, including his marriage to Taylor Swift and the purchase of a $5.3 million lakefront mansion in Ohio, making this fraud case an especially chaotic entry in his recent headlines.