Karlie Kloss Praises Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce After July 3 New York Wedding

Q: Did Karlie Kloss actually attend Taylor Swift's ultra-secret Madison Square Garden wedding, or is she just cheering from afar?

The available reporting points to Karlie Kloss having attended the wedding, not merely cheering from afar. Kloss herself did not explicitly say, “I was there.” On TODAY, she carefully avoided confirming details, saying she tries to protect her friends’ privacy and would only add that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are “an amazing couple” and that she is happy for them. That answer is consistent with someone honoring the event’s secrecy rather than denying involvement. Independent coverage, however, goes further. Multiple entertainment outlets reported that Kloss was invited, and several said she was photographed heading to Madison Square Garden on July 3 with her husband, Joshua Kushner. Follow-up stories described her appearance at the venue as her first public link to the ceremony after years of speculation about her relationship with Swift. So the best-supported reading is that Kloss likely did attend the wedding, while deliberately refusing to discuss it on the record. The only caveat is that the strongest evidence comes from celebrity and entertainment reporting rather than a direct confirmation from Kloss or Swift’s camp specifically naming her as a guest. Still, based on the available accounts, this looks like attendance, not long-distance support.

3 articles · Updated · TODAY · Jul 28

On TODAY on July 28, Karlie Kloss said Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are “an amazing couple” and said she was happy for them after attending their wedding.
The comment offered one of the few public remarks from a guest about the July 3 New York ceremony, which was largely kept private despite a star-studded crowd at Madison Square Garden.
Kloss and Swift became close after meeting in 2013 and appeared publicly together for years, though they have not been photographed together since 2016.
The interview also spotlighted Kloss’ new children’s book, “Spaghetti Code,” released July 28 as the first in a planned five-book series tied to her coding-education work.