Director Joseph Kahn has refuted the authenticity of photographs purportedly from the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, asserting that all images seen online are fabricated using artificial intelligence.
Kahn, who has collaborated with Swift on music videos for hits such as "Bad Blood," "Blank Space," and "Look What You Made Me Do," attended the ceremony held at Madison Square Garden in New York City. He shared his assessment on the social platform X, stating, "Every picture I’ve seen of the wedding is fake. Trust me, AI would break if you tried to prompt it."
He later posted his own photograph from the event on Instagram, which included his wife, Lotte. The image offered a glimpse of the venue's pink decor. In his post, Kahn described the wedding as "funnier and emotional than expected," and despite its scale, it felt "very intimate." He remarked on the notable attendance, likening the experience to "living in the internet."
The wedding, held at Madison Square Garden, was attended by a large number of celebrities, including Brad Pitt, Tom Tom Brady, Jennifer Lopez, Selena Gomez, and Gigi Hadid, who was accompanied by Bradley Cooper. Leaked footage from the event reportedly showed walls adorned with photographs of Swift and Kelce spanning different stages of their relationship. A monogram of "T&T" was also visible, consistent with handkerchief keepsakes provided to guests.
Details shared by AMC Theaters CEO Adam Aron, who later deleted his posts, described large displays of photos of Swift and Kelce from childhood through their teenage years. He also noted the venue's decor, which included real flowers and artificial trees, and an estimated one thousand attendees who contributed to an intimate atmosphere.
Swift and Kelce have not yet released official photos from their wedding. Kahn's assertion suggests that any images currently circulating publicly are not genuine representations of the event.