Ed Sheeran reveals he's been invited to Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco's wedding
The singer and music producer previously insisted in interviews that they haven't begun planning their wedding yet, however, their close friend Ed has now indicated their nuptials may be happening sooner than expected as they've already sent out invites. While taking a lie detector test for Vanity Fair, the British singer-songwriter was asked if he'd been invited to their wedding yet and he nodded and simply said, "Mm-hmm.". The Thinking Out Loud star also confirmed that Benny attended his wedding when he got married to Cherry Seaborn in January 2019.
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