Pat McAfee reveals Avril Lavigne performed 'Sk8r Boi' at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding

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New Details Emerge About Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Star-Studded Wedding

With details of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s highly private wedding still largely under wraps, a new revelation has emerged regarding the evening’s entertainment.

It was previously reported that musical legends including Sir Paul McCartney, Stevie Nicks, and Haim performed at the couple’s wedding reception, held earlier this month at New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden.

However, sports broadcaster Pat McAfee has now claimed that another major artist was on the lineup—one that had been kept secret until this week.

Avril Lavigne Performs "Sk8r Boi"

Speaking on Monday’s edition of his ESPN show, McAfee revealed that pop-rocker Avril Lavigne performed her signature hit Sk8r Boi at the reception. He described her performance as “awesome.”

“It was the most spectacular evening I have ever been a part of,” McAfee said. “I cannot wait to chit-chat about that throughout the day.”

He added: “I’m sure there was something that I agreed to not talk about, but from the things that I’ve been reading about, other people [are] talking about it, like, kinda sorta ’cause there were no phones in there. There is no notes section, no writing or anything, so it’s literally all just memory.”

Strict Security Measures

In the lead-up to the wedding, reports indicated that Swift and Kelce took extraordinary measures to maintain privacy. According to TMZ, guests were required to sign electronic NDAs in advance, and invitations were individually watermarked so any leaks could be traced.

What We Know So Far

• Officiant: Comedian and actor Adam Sandler officiated the ceremony.
• Guests: Approximately 1,000 people attended.
• Wedding Party: The couple opted out of having bridesmaids and groomsmen. Instead, Swift’s brother Austin Swift served as her “man of honour,” and Kelce’s brother Jason Kelce acted as his “best man.”