Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, both 36, are reportedly spending their "mini-moon" at the exclusive Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana, following their July 3 wedding.
The couple has prioritized privacy in their post-nuptial celebrations, with their wedding details and honeymoon plans kept under tight wraps. Guests at the wedding were reportedly informed of the date and location in New York City only shortly before the event.
Sources suggest the couple has utilized "decoy" private jets to maintain their seclusion. Swift's own private jet was reportedly loaned to family friends with young children and was seen near her Rhode Island property over the Fourth of July weekend before heading to Bozeman, Montana, approximately 50 miles from the Yellowstone Club.
The Yellowstone Club is a members-only resort situated on 15,200 acres of private mountain terrain. Membership requires property ownership on-site, with initial fees around $500,000 and annual dues of $78,000. Notable members include Bill Gates, Tom Brady, and Mark Zuckerberg. The club has been a trusted location for Swift and Kelce to find privacy over the past two years, with no photographs from inside the gates having previously emerged.
The couple reportedly spent Independence Day weekend at the club last summer, a trip that Kelce later alluded to by wearing Yellowstone Club-branded merchandise on his podcast, "New Heights."
Following their Montana retreat, Swift and Kelce are expected to attend the wedding of New York Giants wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster in Orange County, California, this Saturday. Swift's jet is anticipated to transport them there.
Speculation about their longer honeymoon plans includes island-hopping in Greece and wider Europe. However, Kelce is due to report to the Kansas City Chiefs training camp on July 29, leaving the newlyweds a limited window for an extended trip before the NFL season begins.