Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and 14-time Grammy Award-winning artist Taylor Swift’s upcoming nuptials have made headlines during the NFL offseason.
Swift spent Monday evening with her fiancé at the Tight End University event in Nashville, even shocking fans with a surprise performance of her hit “Love Story” while performing alongside Lainey Wilson.
Mac Jones Addresses Invite to Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift Wedding
During Tuesday’s segment of “The Rich Eisen Show,” San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones revealed whether he had been invited to the upcoming wedding between Kelce and Swift.
“I didn’t get the invite, but I heard that it’s gonna be wild,” Jones said. “So good for them and it’s cool you get to meet a lot of people and that’s what this event is about, bringing people together. So, you get to meet great couples and wives and girlfriends and everything. Got a lot of those around here, so, it’s always fun to be here.”
Jones attended the Tight End University camp alongside Kelce this week to help the gathering of tight ends from around the league when he mingled with the couple during the concert before the official kickoff of the on-field activities.
Swift has become a popular figure in the NFL world after she started to attend Chiefs games at Arrowhead Stadium to support Kelce, leading to the crossover between her massive fanbase and NFL fans. The couple announced their engagement last August to an outpouring of support from both fanbases.
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Despite the excitement around their nuptials, the exact date of their highly anticipated wedding has remained one of the most intriguing secrets in the entertainment industry. Meanwhile, several outlets have speculated that the wedding will be held at Madison Square Garden on July 3.
In an interview with PEOPLE, 49ers star George Kittle praised Swift’s personality after the decorated musician performed at the Tight End University event in Nashville on Monday before the kickoff of the annual event.
“She’s just such an awesome person to give us her time this close to their wedding, Kittle said. “So we’re just so thankful that they’re here. She’s just hanging out, talking to my mom. Thanks mom. Shoutout Taylor for talking to my mom again. But she’s just so kind and it’s awesome to have her around.”
Kelce, Kittle, and sportscaster Greg Olsen founded Tight End University five years ago to bring together the league’s tight ends and to donate to various charities, and it has grown into something bigger than they ever imagined.
