Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce's Surprise Wedding Photo Sparks Fan Speculation
Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce's Surprise Wedding Photo Sparks Fan Speculation originally appeared on Parade.
and recently attended his cousin's wedding—and a photo from the event sparked renewed engagement speculation after fans noticed one detail.
Earlier this week, the pop superstar and her Kansas City Chiefs tight end beau, both 35, attended a wedding in Nashville, Tenn. Pictures and video clips of the "it couple" from the nuptials between Kelce's cousin Tanner Corum and Samantha Peck soon circulated on social media.
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However, one snap in particular sent Swifties into a frenzy, as many spotted what they hoped was an engagement ring on the "So High School" singer's finger.
The image in question showed Swift rocking a sleeveless, blue floral patterned dress while holding a glass of wine and leaning her head on Kelce's shoulder. Meanwhile, the NFL player smiled while donning a black-and-what checkered button-down shirt.
In the comments of one X post featuring the image, fans reacted to the sweet snap
One user wrote, "You see that ring?!??"
In a different X update, another Swiftie commented, "They getting married soon right?"
Someone else echoed, "Is that a ring I see??"
However, other fans pointed out a different detail in the picture.
"Yes. On her right hand," one replied to the engagement speculation.
"Wrong hand," another agreed.
Elsewhere, folks on X thought Swift and Kelce looked stunning in the photo—and so in love.
One Swiftie declared, "Such a beautiful couple! They make the perfect wedding guests!"
Another agreed, writing, "I love them together. I don't think I've ever seen her so happy and content and free."
Someone else shared, "I can't imagine someone telling me their plus one to my wedding is Taylor like does she want to be a bridesmaid."
Yet another fan commented, "She's livin' her life so happy for her."
Meanwhile, plenty of other Swift-Kelce shippers loved a video of the couple dancing at the wedding.
Plus, a few other snaps from their date night have circulated online.
Hopefully, Swift and Kelce had an amazing night!
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Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce's Surprise Wedding Photo Sparks Fan Speculation first appeared on Parade on Jun 7, 2025
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