Swift and Kelce tied the knot on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in New York City Emily Strohm is a Senior Editor at PEOPLE. She has been at PEOPLE for 11 years and has written nearly 40 cover stories ...

Taylor Swift is entering her bride era. The pop star, one of the world's most renowned stars, is reportedly set to marry Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden, the iconic venue in Midtown Manhattan.

Travis Kelce is reacting to an AI-generated image of his and Taylor Swift's wedding day. Comedian Bert Kreischer shared a fake image of him standing in between Swift and Kelce, who were wearing ...

Travis Kelce has responded to an AI-generated image jokingly posted from his and Taylor Swift’s wedding. On Thursday, while the rumored rehearsal for Swift and Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden ...

Comedian Bert Kreischer shared an AI-generated snap on Instagram that featured him celebrating with the famous couple just hours before the rehearsal dinner kicked off on Thursday, July 2 Tabitha ...

Travis Kelce appears to see the funny side of the interest swirling around his upcoming wedding to Taylor Swift. As the Kansas City Chiefs tight end and the Grammy winner, both 36, reportedly prepare ...

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Don’t ruin the friendship. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding guests have reportedly all signed non-disclosure agreements — but the documents are not as ironclad as they look. The NDAs don’t ...

The Backstreet Boys have filed a trademark to protect the sound of their voices from AI. The application, made with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on June 24, covers the group saying: “Hi, ...

Madison Square Garden? Or an elaborate fake-out? Here are the facts, rumors and Polymarket odds on some of the biggest questions circling Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding. By James Hibberd ...

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