Hundreds of famous people flocked to Midtown Manhattan in the midst of a heat wave in honor of America's biggest power couple.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were officially wed Friday night Madison Square Garden in New York City, the Associated Press reported.
The star-studded event was officiated by Adam Sandler, Swift's brother served as her man of honor, and Kelce's brother Jason was his best man, according to the AP.
Early Friday morning, the streets around the venue, including portions of bustling Penn Station, were closed to traffic and pedestrians. Throughout the afternoon, a long line of black SUVs ferried attendees through a privacy curtain into the venue, as a small crowds of Swifties lined up for a glimpse.
By 8 p.m., the marquee outside MSG confirmed "JUST&T MARRIED" in bold lavender LEDs.
"it's a love story," proclaimed the arena's official account on X.
Here are some of the celebrity guests confirmed at the wedding celebration.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
Jason Sudeikis
The comedian and Saturday Night Live alum is best known for starring in the hit series "Ted Lasso."
Hugh Grant
Actor Hugh Grant attended the festivities alongside his wife, TV producer Anna Elisabet Eberstein.
Benson Boone
"Beautiful Things" singer Benson Boone was previously praised by Swift as a "showman" and "so legit," People reported.
Paulina Gretzky
Model Paulina Gretzky, the daughter of hockey great Wayne Gretzky, was spotted in one of the cars arriving at the event.
Joe Buck
Sports commentator Joe Buck made an appearance with his wife, commentator Michelle Beisner-Buck.
Ethan Hawke
Actor and filmmaker Ethan Hawke was seen in a navy suit as his wife, producer and actor Ryan Hawke, wore a matching blue gown.
Abby Wambach and Glennon Doyle
Olympic gold medalist and FIFA world champion Abby Wambach showed up with her wife, author Glennon Doyle.
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Gabby is a Senior Health Reporter, with a focus on nutrition, fitness, longevity, and all things performance.Her coverage spans from the daily routines of top athletes like Michael Phelps and Coco Gauff to the latest cutting-edge science on building muscle to the rise of peptides, supplements, and GLP medications. She loves a deep dive into fitness subcultures, health companies, or the science behind managing and preventing disease, particularly early-onset cancers. Gabby has a background in investigative journalism (previously contributing research for an investigation on correctional healthcare for the New Yorker).In her free time, she likes lifting heavy, running fast, and playing roller derby for Gotham in New York City.Send story ideas and tips to [email protected].Expertise/Interests
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