Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce attended the wedding of his former Kansas City Chiefs teammate JuJu Smith-Schuster, just one week after their own extravagant $50 million nuptials.
The 36-year-old Grammy winner and the NFL player tied the knot last week in front of 1,000 guests at Madison Square Garden.
The newlyweds supported Smith-Schuster as he said ‘I do’ to Laura Kruk at the Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel in Orange County, California on Friday, according to Page Six.
Swift reportedly wore a strapless pink brocade gown, pairing it with her signature red lip, while Kelce cut a sharp figure in a grey suit.
The new husband and wife are said to have strolled into the ceremony hand-in-hand as they continued to enjoy their own marital bliss.
A number of Kelce’s Chiefs teammates, including quarterback Patrick Mahomes and wife Brittany, are also expected to be in attendance.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift made their first appearance as newlyweds on Friday
They attended the wedding of Kelce’s ex-Chiefs teammate Juju Smith-Schuster to Laura Kruk
Smith-Schuster, who now plays for the New York Giants, and his bride, fitness influencer Laura Kruk, were guests at Swift and Kelce’s wedding on Friday.
Their attendance comes one week after they celebrated their own love in their wedding extravaganza in New York City.
The couple exchanged 20-minute vows in front of a star-studded guestlist that included almost all of Kelce Chiefs teammates.
Following the blockbuster celebration, the three-time Super Bowl winner and pop sensation jetted off from New York to enjoy ‘complete privacy’ over the July 4th weekend and the past few days at the ultra-exclusive Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana.
They were spotted touching down in California on Thursday when Swift’s private jet flew from Montana to Bob Hope International airport in Burbank, California.
Daily Mail footage captured dozens of umbrellas opening to conceal the couple as they disembarked the plane. The hidden figures then entered a convoy of cars, which appeared to whisk Swift and her new hubby off to her Beverly Hills mansion, 15 miles away.
Smith-Schuster’s wedding is expected to be a brief hiatus from Swift and Kelce’s romantic honeymoon.
After the wide receiver’s nuptials, Swift and Kelce are expected to depart for the main leg of their honeymoon tour, with reports suggesting island-hopping around Greece and wider Europe might be on the cards.
Swift and Kelce touched down in California on Thursday after a mini honeymoon in Montana
Exclusive Daily Mail footage showed how the New York arena had been transformed into a fairytale wonderland, complete with life-sized trees, a towering castle-like structure and elaborate floral arrangements, which alone are said to have cost around $5million.
Among the more than 1,000 guests packed into MSG were Selena Gomez, Ed Sheeran, Bradley Cooper and Dakota Johnson. Adam Sandler officiated and Paul McCartney performed at the reception.
Kelce and Smith-Schuster are no longer teammates, with the wide receiver recently leaving Kelce and the Chiefs to sign for the New York Giants.
However, they appear to have remained close friends with Kelce even celebrating Smith-Schuster’s Giants signing on social media.
Smith-Schuster won a Super Bowl alongside Kelce, back at the end of the 2023 season with the Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles, who had Jason Kelce on their team.
After that victory, Smith-Schuster briefly joined the New England Patriots and Kelce was unhappy with the Chiefs letting him leave.
Smith-Schuster only spent a season in New England before returning to the Chiefs.
While the wideout and the majority of the current Chiefs roster received an invitation to Kelce’s wedding extravaganza last week, not everyone made the cut.
Smith-Schuster (left) and Kelce (right) became firm friends playing for the Chiefs together
A Chiefs player has told the Daily Mail that the wedding invite drama has sparked locker-room chaos within Kelce’s team – with the apparent decision not to invite the controversial kicker Harrison Butker in particular having led to snipy text messages in various group chats between teammates.
Butker, a devout Catholic and outspoken Trump supporter who has won three Super Bowls alongside Kelce, gave a memorably divisive commencement speech at the Benedictine College in Kansas in 2024.
He referred to pride month as ‘a deadly sin’ and suggested women might consider prioritizing being a ‘homemaker’ over a career.
At the time, Kelce said he disagreed with Butker’s views. Swift, of course, is an outspoken Democrat and Trump critic.
Now the Chiefs player, who asked to remain anonymous, says: ‘It’s really their wedding and I understand why they wouldn’t have invited [Butker]. But there’s some difference of opinion [between players]. Lots of texts are going around the team and some people who are close to Harrison feel like he was snubbed.
‘The general idea was that there was a blanket invite for the team, but [every other player] received something individually. If Harrison had really wanted to come, he probably could have. But they’re not close, so… he wasn’t going to go, even if he had been invited.’
As a result, the Chiefs player added: ‘There’s now a lot of gossip going on. Training camp [for the new NFL season] starts in three weeks and it’s going to be a whole thing. A lot of guys want it to be drama [between Butker and Kelce]. They just like that s**t… a couple of the guys are being messy and texting Harrison to see what he thinks. We’re like a high school team sometimes.’
It is unclear if Butker received an invitation to Smith-Schuster’s wedding ceremony.
Furthermore, after Thursday night’s more intimate rehearsal dinner – also held at MSG but for only 100 of the couple’s nearest and dearest – the Daily Mail exclusively reported how some of Kelce’s NFL ‘circle’ had been left upset.
‘Not everyone on the team has the same invite,’ a source said, adding that certain players had been disappointed to discover they had been left out of the more intimate Thursday dinner, and only invited to Friday’s blowout.
Then on Monday, Taylor Lewan and Will Compton, ex-NFL players turned podcasters and, so they thought, good friends of Kelce, poured fuel on the fire by publicly outing themselves as two ‘snubbed’ pals who had not even been invited to Friday’s event.
Compton said he is ‘flabbergasted’. Lewan wondered if the exclusion was ‘a personal shot’ fired by Kelce.
More to follow.
