Per CNBC: Sam Bankman-Fried looked for a sponsorship and partnership with 11-time Grammy Award winner Taylor Swift.
The deal would have cost the now-bankrupt company more than $100 million over three years.
Reportedly the deal was close to fruition, though Fortune said she said no.
The deal was to also include Taylor to endorse FTX on social media.
FTX filed for bankruptcy in November.
FTX tried to sponsor Taylor Swift for $100 million. She said no.
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