Travis Kelce treated a fake Taylor Swift wedding photo exactly like what it was: a joke.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end reacted after comedian Bert Kreischer posted an AI-generated image that made it look as if Kreischer had crashed Kelce and Swift’s wedding. PEOPLE reported that Kelce responded in the comments with laughing emojis.
The post arrived Thursday, July 2, just hours before Swift and Kelce’s reported rehearsal dinner at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The image was an AI-generated gag from Kreischer, and Kelce’s reaction kept it in that lane.
Bert Kreischer Posted the Fake Wedding Image
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Kreischer’s post showed AI-generated versions of Swift and Kelce dressed like a bride and groom, with the comedian standing between them. Swift appeared in a white wedding dress while Kelce appeared in a suit, according to Entertainment Weekly.
The joke was in the caption. “The moment @jason.kelce called me over to the bar for a shot,” Kreischer wrote.
Kelce did not issue a long response or try to explain the image away. PEOPLE reported that he replied with a row of crying-laughing emojis, joining the joke instead of turning the fake photo into a bigger issue.
AI Photo Spread Fast
The fake image landed while Swift and Kelce’s reported wedding weekend was already underway in New York. PEOPLE reported that the AI post went up before the couple’s July 2 rehearsal dinner, which drew attention as guests were spotted around Madison Square Garden.
The couple has kept the full wedding-weekend details private, even as reports about the venue, guest arrivals and security have continued to circulate. That made any wedding-looking image easy to mistake for something more meaningful, especially when it involved Kelce, Swift and a familiar celebrity friend.
The image looked like the type of wedding photo fans were waiting for, but the exaggerated setup and caption made the joke clear.
Kelce’s Comment Kept the Joke From Becoming Another Rumor
Kelce’s reaction helped keep the moment light. Rather than ignoring the post or correcting it, he laughed along in the comments, which made the AI image feel like a harmless wedding-week prank.
The response came as Swift and Kelce were already drawing nonstop attention around Madison Square Garden. PEOPLE reported that family and friends, including Selena Gomez, Jack Antonoff and Lena Dunham, had been seen around the venue as the couple’s reported wedding celebrations began.
