Taylor Swift Taylor Swift has reportedly been feeling “weird” about one potential wedding guest. A source claimed that the fallout between her and Blake Lively has reportedly affected the singer’s emotions. Although Swift allegedly “ended the friendship,” she reportedly still “misses” her once-close friend. For those unversed, the two became estranged after Swift’s name was dragged into Lively’s lawsuit against Justin Baldoni. The lawsuit was widely reported as the reason their friendship ended.
Taylor Swift is reportedly feeling guilty about not inviting Blake Lively to her wedding
Taylor Swift’s wedding guest list might not include Blake Lively. A source told Closer that the pop star has allegedly been feeling guilty about not inviting her former close friend. “She and Blake were so close for so many years – so of course she misses her – and now here she is getting married and not even inviting Blake to her wedding. It’s got to feel weird,” the source claimed.
Furthermore, the source claimed that Swift has always been an “empathic person.” Therefore, the current situation has reportedly sparked feelings of “guilt.” On the other hand, the insider suggested that Lively might also be heartbroken. “There was a time she was going to be Taylor’s maid of honor, and now she’s not even getting an invite, which is just sad,” they said.
Meanwhile, the source claimed that Swift’s inner circle has comforted her, advising that it would probably be a “mistake” to invite Lively. Lively’s presence would reportedly become the main topic of discussion, overshadowing Swift’s wedding. Things could reportedly become “incredibly awkward.” Therefore, the source alleged that Swift has decided not to invite the Hollywood star.
Despite their reported fallout, the “Enchanted” hitmaker has reportedly not stopped “caring” about Lively. “One of the reasons this has been so difficult is because the friendship meant so much to her,” the insider added.
For those unversed, several reports have claimed that Swift will tie the knot with Travis Kelce on July 3 at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
