Jason Kelce noted the “remarkable” milestone Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift hit after saying “I do.” The NFL star commented on the celebration photos while discussing his brother’s wedding to the global pop superstar. The comment comes as fans await official photos from their wedding on July 3 at Madison Square Garden.
Jason Kelce lauds Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift for this achievement after the wedding
Jason Kelce is amazed at how Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have kept their wedding photos out of the public eye. “I haven’t seen any legitimate photos really from the wedding. It’s remarkable,” the NFL alum said on SportsRadio 94WIP on July 30.
“There were a thousand people inside Madison Square Garden,” recalled the 38-year-old. He described Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding as the biggest one he’s ever seen. The father of four went on to say there aren’t many gatherings that even come close to it.
The former Philadelphia Eagles center quipped he was ruining it after the host complimented the couple for keeping details private. He further mentioned that the newlyweds made a conscious choice to keep things intimate and personal. During his Thursday appearance, Kelce also jokingly admitted that he likely got more emotional at his sibling’s wedding than he did at his own.
When asked how he helps maintain their privacy, Jason Kelce answered that he’s gotten used to sharing only what is necessary. He explained that this is the world they’ve been living in and one just learns to get used to it. “For us, I mean, this is kind of the world we’ve been living in, we respect the privacy of Taylor, her family, of Travis,” he noted.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden in NYC was kept private with strict security measures. Though the pair have not released official photographs, details have surfaced through celebrity attendees, relatives, and public permit records. Additionally, statements from Swift’s team confirmed that Austin Swift stood as the man of honor. Meanwhile, Jason Kelce was best man, and Adam Sandler served as the officiant.
Originally reported by Sibanee Gogoi on Mandatory.
