$450M Rockstar Possibly Performing At Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wedding As Equipment Reportedly Spotted At MSG

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding is the talk of town right now, and it appears that before the big day, a huge development around the actual event may have been revealed. With the wedding date set for today, preparations are underway to make the moment perfect, and it could involve a major rock music icon.

According to Fox News, Bon Jovi, who reportedly has a net worth of around $450Million (via Celebrity Net Worth) might be the music artist performing at Madison Square Garden, with the report suggesting that equipment synonymous with him was seen being carted into MSG ahead of the couple’s big day.

The report goes on to mention that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce might actually be married already, and the MSG event could purely be a party for friends and family. The couple may have already exchanged vows privately with a limited group of people instead of actually at the MSG venue, where several big stars are set to attend. Stevie Nicks, Tim McGraw and Paul McCartney might also be performing for the couple.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Reportedly Donating $26Million to Charity

Beyond all the fun the couple will be having on their big day, reports suggest that around $26Million will also be donated to multiple charities by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, with at least 20 mentioned by Variety.

The mega wedding is set to cause several traffic disruptions across New York City with fans clamoring to know every little detail of what goes on in what is easily the most anticipated wedding of the year.

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