Harry Styles, a former boyfriend of Taylor Swift, alluded to her wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce during his performance at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. Swift and Kelce reportedly exchanged vows at the iconic New York City venue approximately two months prior to Styles' concert.
"We're at Madison Square Garden, home of the world champion New York Knicks," Styles, 32, said during his show, as captured in fan footage. He then added with a jest, "And they also do weddings."
This apparent reference comes after reports surfaced that Styles had been invited to the July 3 wedding but was unable to attend due to a prior commitment, a concert in London on the same night. However, Styles' fiancée, actress Zoe Kravitz, was reportedly in attendance at the ceremony. Kravitz and Swift have maintained a long-standing friendship.
Styles and Swift were romantically linked for a few months between late 2012 and early 2013. Despite the time elapsed since their relationship, the two appear to maintain a friendly rapport, evidenced by Swift's invitation to her wedding.
Actor Adam Scott, another guest, recently shared his impressions of the wedding, describing it as a "real wedding" despite its grand scale. Speaking on the "Today" show, Scott noted that the event, which included a large number of guests, felt at its core like "a regular wedding with two people coming together." He added that the ceremony was emotional, with guests tearing up, and that it was a "lovely, lovely event."
The guest list for Swift and Kelce's wedding reportedly included a wide array of notable figures, from Swift's close friends like Selena Gomez and Gigi Hadid to most of Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs teammates. The presence of other celebrities, including actors Eric Stonestreet and Ethan Hawke, and former White House Communications Director George Stephanopoulos, drew commentary on social media, with some users humorously remarking on the extensive and diverse nature of the attendees.
Kelce himself described the wedding as a "crazy night" and the "best night of my life" during an appearance at Kansas City Chiefs training camp. He conveyed that the event was full of celebration but emphasized a return to focus on football.