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The woman who once sang that she ‘won’t marry me either’ is now in the middle of what many are calling ‘America’s royal wedding’
MANILA, Philippines – Excitedly, Lovers and sports fans around the world are waiting for news about the wedding of singer Taylor Swift and Super Bowl-winning NFL star Travis Kelce. The ceremony has been heavily covered, and social media has been abuzz with rumors about everything from the venue to the guest list, as reports suggest the couple have already tied the knot.
The woman who once sang that she “won’t marry me either” is now in the middle of what many are calling “America’s royal wedding.” How did the star couple get here, and what’s next?
“It’s all right and ends with you,” Swift croons in her song Lover.
When news of the couple’s engagement broke in August 2025, Rappler tracked how their public love story unfolded to the conclusion of the story Swift often sings about wanting.
How Kelce went from being angry at not having a chance to giving him a friendship bracelet to participating Eras Tour on stage with him as his lover? Find all that in our calendar of events.
In the new period of Gender and EmotionsRappler columnist Ana Santos explores how Swift and Kelce’s relationship reshapes modern dating expectations.
How do two of the biggest stars in their respective industries end up together and still make it look so mainstream? And while dating may seem easy for the couple, marriage is a different story – will the same sense of partnership last?
In a further investigation of Swift, The Nerve examined her music to reveal the main themes that make up her songwriting.
While Kelce has recently been linked to Swift, she has already found her way into his music. In its latest edition, The Life of a ShowgirlSwift reflects on her fiancé as a way to release emotional baggage, one of the five main themes identified in the study.
“All the right people promised they’d stay / Under the bright lights, they withered / But you’re blooming,” he sings about her in his song “Elizabeth Taylor.”
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A real touch for the couple. Congratulations!
– Rappler.com
