Joe Alwyn is still reaping the benefits of his past six-year romance with ex-girlfriend, Taylor Swift, nearly a year after their shock split in early 2023.
Despite their breakup, which is rumored to be the inspiration of the superstar’s upcoming album The Tortured Poets Department, the 33-year-old actor is said to be making millions a year from his songwriting credits on her past three albums.
‘Fair or not, it’s made him a very rich guy,’ a source told Life & Style. ‘Joe is making so much on royalties and returns from [Taylor’s] Eras tour that he doesn’t ever need to worry about money again.’
The outlet also reported that the Conversations with Friends star has already ‘pocketed about $2.3 million for Spotify streams alone.’
Alwyn, who wrote under the pseudonym William Bowery, cowrote six songs with Swift, 34, including Exile and Betty from her hit 2020 album Folklore, which earned him a Grammy (Swift seen in 2021)
Many fans are convinced Swift’s forthcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department, will detail the end of their relationship.
