Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married ahead of NY celebration, report says
Page Six said the pair are married as workers installed barricades and police increased security for an expected celebration at the arena.
- On Thursday, Page Six reported that pop star Taylor Swift and National Football League player Travis Kelce are married, with the couple exchanging vows in front of a "tiny group of loved ones."
- Media outlets reported the pair will hold a 100-person event at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, followed by a 1,000-person celebration Friday as workers install barricades and decor.
- Swift's publicity team confirmed Thursday that the couple donated $26 million to several charities in New York and elsewhere this week, coinciding with reports of the celebration.
- Madison Square Garden's public calendar showed no events scheduled until Tuesday, a rare six-day stretch in a summer otherwise packed with concerts, with just occasional nights unbooked.
- Dubbed "America's royal wedding," the union follows a public courtship that captivated fans, though Swift's private jet recently spent time in Nashville and the nuptials' location remains unconfirmed.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce was the celebrity wedding of the century. Here's everything to know
On Friday evening, Swift’s publicist confirmed the pair tied the knot. A giant sign outside Madison Square Garden lit up to read: “JUST&T MARRIED."
American singer Taylor Swift and American football player "Cansas City Cheefs" Travis Kelsey got married in New York on July 3, showing what was happening in the city during the celebration.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got married under tight security measures with more than 100 police officers on duty. The lavish ceremony, attended by many celebrities, also became one of the most talked-about events in world celebrity news due to claims of a 40-page prenuptial agreement.
The confirmation from the spokesmen, Outside the Madison Square Garden panels 'JusT&TMarried' (ANSA)
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