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Taylor Swift's father, Scott Swift, has come under fire, as a leaked email from him to Taylor Swift's old manager is now being bashed online.
Dan Dymtrow formerly helped manage Britney Spears and agreed to manage Taylor when she was 13. According to Hollywood Reporter, he managed her for two and a half years but claimed in a 2007 lawsuit against the Swifts that he was paid less than $10k for the work he put in and the connections he gave the Swifts.
As per The Mirror, On page 21 of court documents, emails written by Scott to manager Dan in 2005 have come to light.
"Bear with me, I need to vent. I know one thing. No-one is going to aid you and Taylor in becoming successful more than I will. I am your banker and I am you and Taylor's biggest fans. I will sell a s*** load of t-shirts. Who gets to go to New York, New England and every cool appearance? Not dad. Can't fix hair. Dad talks too much. Who pays for trips to New York? Dad. I am going to do anything that I think is appropriate to do to advance Taylor's career."
In an apparent 'dig' at Taylor's mum, Andrea, he added,
"Finally, if you want to get rid of me, please forward this to Andrea."
He also claimed that Scott Swift terminated his services after telling him that they expected him to move to Nashville to manage Taylor, but since he couldn't do that, he was no longer Swift's manager. The manager also claimed that Taylor informed him she did not want to terminate services in 2005 but had to do that since Scott threatened her.
Exploring Scott Swift's net worth
Scott Swift has an alleged net worth of $5 million, as per jacjohnson.com. Taylor Swift's father, Scott Swift, and mother, Andrea Swift, have gained popularity for supporting the artist since the beginning of her career. According to Idol Net Worth, he has a successful career in finance and began as a stockbroker before eventually establishing financial advisory, Swift Group.
He has majorly earned his net worth by stock exchange and real estate investment. Currently, Scott Swift has a mansion in Nashville worth $2.5 million. He works in Merrill Lunch as a financial advisor and is engaged in broker markets and stock sales.
Scott supports Taylor's career as a financial advisor. His experience in the finance industry and business acumen have played a crucial role in guiding the artist's financial decisions to ensure her long-term financial success.
He helps the artist make strategic financial decisions, navigate the complexities of the music industry, and maximize Taylor's earning potential. He also ensures that Taylor's financial assets are safeguarded for her long-term financial security.
According to thedistin.com, Andrea Swift also worked in the financial sector. She was a mutual fund marketing executive and a former marketing manager at an advertising agency. However, Andrea became a stay-at-home mom after the birth of Taylor.
Long before Taylor became famous, Scott and Andrea drove her to local gigs near her hometown of Wyomissing, Pennsylvania.
Andrea also told Entertainment Weekly in 2008 that the family had always planned an escape hatch to "normal life" should Taylor decide she didn't want to pursue music anymore.
