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Jason Kelce Breaks Silence on Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift’s Wedding After Serving as Best Man
Jason Kelce said the wedding was a good time and joked he drank more than 15 beers before declining to share further details.
- On Thursday, July 9, 2026, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce shared rare details about his brother Travis Kelce's July 3 wedding to Taylor Swift while competing at the American Century Championship in Nevada.
- The ceremony took place at Madison Square Garden, where Jason served as Best Man, Austin Swift acted as Man of Honor, and actor Adam Sandler officiated the proceedings.
- When a spectator asked if he consumed more than 15 beers, Jason laughed and responded "way over," describing the celebration as "a good time" for the couple.
- The former Eagles player declined to share further details, noting that the intimate celebration was not his information to disclose to the public.
- In the New Heights podcast season finale released Wednesday, July 8, Travis reflected on his proposal to Swift, revealing he planned the engagement following her August 2025 guest appearance.
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