Actress Dakota Johnson has revealed details about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, describing the high-profile ceremony as "so fun" nearly three months after the couple married at Madison Square Garden.
Speaking on BBC Radio 1 on Monday with host Greg James, the 36-year-old star of the upcoming film Verity opened up about attending her close friend's wedding. Johnson said the day felt "so, like... everything [Taylor's] dreamed of" and added that "it just felt so completely her."
When James asked if she believed any photographs from the nuptials would eventually be leaked to the public, Johnson answered plainly: "No."
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Swift, a 14-time Grammy Award winner and pop superstar, married Kelce, a three-time Super Bowl champion tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, in a splashy ceremony on July 3. The private nuptials took place at Madison Square Garden, the famed indoor arena located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.
A Grand Celebration in Manhattan
The star-studded wedding was attended by a host of high-profile celebrities, including singer and actress Jennifer Lopez, supermodel Cindy Crawford, and Ant-Man actor Paul Rudd.
Reports indicate that roughly 1,000 guests filled the venue for the nuptials. Actor Adam Scott, known for his roles in Parks and Recreation and Severance, shared details about attending the celebration during an appearance on NBC's Today show in August.
Scott attended the wedding alongside his wife, producer Naomi Scott. He recalled that the primary impression left on guests was that it felt like an intimate, genuine ceremony despite the grand venue and large crowd.
"I think the thing we walked away with, the impression we had more than anything, was that it was a real wedding," Scott said. He continued: "You had the sense that these are just people who love each other. It was kind of on a grand scale - there were more people than were at my wedding - but at its core, it just felt like a regular wedding with two people coming together."
Scott also noted the emotional nature of the ceremony, adding: "Everyone teared up. It was a really lovely, lovely event."
Music Video Debut at the VMAs
Johnson's comments came shortly after she starred in Swift's new music video for Patient Zero, which debuted during Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards.
Johnson made a glamorous appearance at the VMAs on Sunday, wearing a nude sequin gown alongside her rumoured beau MGK. In the Patient Zero visual, Johnson stars opposite Oscar-nominated Irish actor Colin Farrell, who portrays her character's abusive ex-partner.
The visual depicts Johnson and Farrell as a seemingly perfect couple before the toxic reality of their relationship emerges. Swift appears throughout the video as a ghost who quietly tries to warn Johnson of her fate and imminent doom.
Swift directed the haunting video herself and dons a wedding dress in several scenes. Following the premiere, Swifties joked on social media that the clip was "the closest we are getting" to an official wedding portrait from her July marriage to Kelce.
Swift was honoured at the MTV awards show on Sunday evening, receiving the inaugural Artist Director Honors in recognition of her directorial work on the project.
Chart Records and Country Music Nominations
The premiere of Patient Zero coincides with Swift's release of her deluxe album, The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore. Alongside Patient Zero, the hitmaker unveiled several new tracks, including Cleveland!, Pink Clouding, and Babylon.
While some music critics reviewed The Encore unfavourably, describing the new material as "derivative and flat," fans have embraced the releases in record-breaking numbers.
Audio streaming service Spotify revealed that Patient Zero became the most-streamed song by a female artist in a single day this year. Spotify also confirmed that Swift set a broader record as the most-streamed female artist in a single day across the platform in 2026.
Fans can also look forward to Swift's upcoming appearance at the Country Music Awards in November. Her song I Knew It, I Knew You, recorded for the soundtrack of the animated feature film Toy Story 5, is nominated for Single of the Year.
The track is nominated alongside two songs by Ella Langley, as well as hits by country stars Lainey Wilson and Cody Johnson. Swift last appeared at the CMAs in 2016, when she presented country icon Garth Brooks with the award for Entertainer of the Year.
This year's Country Music Awards ceremony will take place on November 18 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee, hosted by Lainey Wilson.
