Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are doing their best to keep their marriage celebrations under wraps, but according to new reports, the couple might have had a secret wedding as well.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are ‘already married’
As eyes turn to New York’s Madison Square Garden, new reports suggest the star couple may have already legally tied the knot. Ahead of their July 3 wedding, a report from Page Six claims the couple exchanged vows in private ahead of their planned star-studded celebrations.“They’re already married,” a source told Page Six.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce did not apply for a marriage license
Another Nashville-based music industry source also claimed the city was “buzzed” with reports that the couple “were already legally married.”The report comes after reports claimed that officials familiar with the New York state marriage license process said there was “no sign of a Swift license in recent days,” adding, “We would know.”Under New York law, a marriage license is valid for 60 days after issuance and typically requires a 24-hour waiting period before a legal ceremony can take place, although a judge can waive that waiting period.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were married in a private ceremony
The news outlet also cited another source who admitted there were rumors the couple’s private ceremony may have taken place in Tennessee, where Swift moved as a teenager while pursuing her songwriting career.Those following the details of Taylor’s private jet have also noted that the plane had been making several stops at places where Taylor and Travis’ family reside. This has fueled further speculation that a private ceremony could have already taken place in June.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kick off wedding celebrations at MSG
If the rumors are true, Taylor and Travis may have already said “I do” in a secret ceremony and the MSG ceremony will just be the celebration.Taylor and Travis officially kicked off their wedding celebrations by hosting a rehearsal dinner on Thursday. The couple will reportedly exchange vows in a separate ceremony on Friday and wrap up the wedding festivities with a grand celebration at Madison Square Garden, with a guest list of about 1,000 people.