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A week after Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, Jason Kelce described it as a “good time” and told a fan it was “great,” adding he drank “way over” 15 beers; Kylie Kelce called the event “incredible” in a fan video, and Donna Kelce called it “magical,” with other tabloid-worthy details (A-listers, Parmesan-wheel pasta, Chanel raffle) noted as further reactions await in upcoming coverage.
At a celebrity golf event, Jason Kelce told a fan he had a “good time” at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Tayvis wedding and drank “way over” 15 beers, while Kylie Kelce described the ceremony as “Incredible.” The family has kept details quiet beyond Donna Kelce’s magical remark; TMZ floated that the couple’s daughters were flower girls, but this hasn’t been confirmed, and Ed Kelce is expected to share wedding photos later.
Jason Kelce told fans at the American Century Championship that he served as Travis Kelce’s best man at Taylor Swift’s July 3, 2026 wedding at Madison Square Garden, calling the celebration a “good time” and joking he drank “way more” than 15 beers. He and wife Kylie offered marriage wisdom while keeping many details private, praising his brother and noting they’re excited for the couple, as a star-studded guest list including Austin Swift (Taylor’s Man of Honor) attended the high-profile ceremony.
Jason Kelce, Travis Kelce’s brother and best man, reveals details about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden, calling it a good time. Swift wore a Christian Dior Haute Couture gown by Jonathan Anderson, and guests included Selena Gomez, Ed Sheeran, Jennifer Lopez, Karlie Kloss, Gigi Hadid, Tom Cruise and Zoë Kravitz, with Adam Sandler officiating and Swift’s brother Austin as maid of honor. The piece also notes the couple’s ongoing podcast work and the proposal timeline, offering a rare glimpse from the groom’s family.
Jason Kelce spoke about his brother Travis Kelce's wedding to Taylor Swift at Madison Square Garden on July 3, describing it as a 'good time' and 'great' while noting the party was boozy—he said he drank 'way over' 15 beers. The ceremony, with Swift's brother Austin as best man and Adam Sandler officiating, reportedly required NDAs and prohibited phone use; Michael Strahan called the wedding 'amazing,' and Travis did not attend the American Century Championship golf event that weekend.
Jason Kelce revealed at the American Century Championship that he drank well over 15 beers at his brother Travis Kelce’s and Taylor Swift’s wedding at Madison Square Garden, where he served as best man. He called it a “way over” 15, during a star-packed, NDA-protected celebration that reportedly drew about 1,000 guests and featured Adam Sandler officiating and 20-minute vows from the couple.
Jason Kelce spoke publicly for the first time about Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s Madison Square Garden wedding, calling it a “great” event and revealing he drank far more than 15 beers; guests reportedly signed NDAs and phones were banned inside MSG, with Adam Sandler officiating the ceremony.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wed on July 3 at Madison Square Garden without a traditional bridal party; Kelce's older brother Jason served as best man and Swift's younger brother Austin was named Man of Honor, with Adam Sandler officiating at a star-studded ceremony.
Ed Kelce, Travis Kelce’s father, publicly addressed Taylor Swift and the wedding buzz, praising Swift as a sweetheart and debunking claims that he’s an insider who 'can't be trusted' after a Daily Mail report; Jason Kelce also weighed in with a lighthearted 'plead the fifth' line, as the couple keeps plans private amid reports of a high-profile venue around Madison Square Garden and NYT coverage suggesting the wedding will be tightly guarded.
Jason Kelce argues on New Heights that Sunday is the heart of NFL tradition, but the league’s growing use of standalone games on other days risks diluting that Sunday‑feeling, even as broadcast rights and new media partnerships push football onto more days and platforms.
Jason Kelce and wife Kylie Kelce make their acting debuts in a 16-minute Western-inspired Garage Beer short titled The Last True Cold One, a playful promo in which Jason searches for a beer, teams up with Kylie against a villain, and the couple—parents of four—share lighthearted on-screen antics.
Amazon Prime Video expanded its Masters early-round coverage, but Matt Yoder criticizes the telecast for lacking high-profile cameos like Bert Kreischer and Jason Kelce and for not leveraging Prime’s own cross-promotional opportunities. The piece argues the broadcast resembled a CBS-style feed and missed chances to promote Prime Video content, merch, and Prime-specific moments, despite moments such as a Terry Gannon interview with Jack Nicklaus. Overall, it’s portrayed as a missed opportunity to make the Masters a Prime-branded event.
Golf fans blasted Jason Kelce’s appearance on the Masters Par 3 Contest broadcast, saying his ESPN-backed cameo disrupted the event’s sanctity as he caddied and hit a tee shot. The backlash on social media suggested ESPN should offer an alternative stream or be more selective with his appearances, highlighting tensions when a celebrity personality overlaps with a sacred sports moment.
Jason Kelce, the retired Eagles center and ESPN personality, drew online backlash for covering The Masters' Par 3 Contest, with critics arguing celebrity cameos don’t belong at Augusta. The backlash, fueled by social media posts and jokes about Kelce’s swing, comes alongside other high-profile celebrity appearances at the event and underscores ongoing tensions between modern sports broadcasting and the Masters’ traditional vibe.
The Masters drew online ire after Jason Kelce appeared in a Masters caddie uniform on ESPN’s Par-3 Contest coverage, with fans arguing the event had become a pop-culture spectacle. Bryson DeChambeau’s pairing with Kevin Hart also sparked criticism, prompting calls for an alternative stream and a rethink of celebrity involvement at the tournament.