Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s much-awaited wedding is making news every day, particularly for the guest list. As the media continues to speculate over who is invited and who isn’t, comedian Nikki Glaser revealed she isn’t invited to the couple’s summer wedding. Glaser called Swift “smart” for not inviting her to the upcoming wedding in an interview on April 23.
Nikki Glaser says she’s not invited to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding
Nikki Glaser confesses she’s not invited to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding. For those unversed, Glaser is a mega Swiftie and spent nearly $100,000 attending 22 Eras Tour shows (via PEOPLE).
The comedian chatted with Entertainment Tonight on Thursday, April 23, and discussed Swift’s upcoming summer wedding. The interviewer asked her if she had been invited to their wedding. To which Glaser replied, “No, of course not. Me? No. She’d be smart not to invite me, honestly.”
The 41-year-old comedian shared that even if she gets a glimpse of Swift and Kelce’s wedding, she would be content. Glaser answered, “I look forward to the grainy helicopter pictures that I see of it eventually, but that’s all I should get.”
Previously, Glaser shared her ecstatic reaction to Swift’s engagement to Kelce. The comedian joked to Entertainment Tonight, “I woke up from a nap, and my phone was blown up. I thought someone had died. It’s the best news. I’m so happy for her.”
Swift and Kelce announced their engagement on August 26 last year. Since then, there has been incessant speculation over their wedding date, venue, and guests. As per Page Six, the celebrity couple plans to wed this summer, on July 3, in New York City. The couple has reportedly already sent “save-the-date” cards to their friends and family. Previously, Page Six reported that the couple planned to wed on June 13 this year ahead of Kelce’s new NFL season.
Previous reports suggested that the pair was keen on tying the knot in Rhode Island. Swift owns a luxurious home in Rhode Island. However, the pair reportedly changed their mind as they wanted to go “all out” at a totally different venue that could accommodate more attendees.
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory
