Maren Morris Says She Got a Fake Invitation to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding

Maren Morris is pretty sure she hasn’t been invited to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding yet.

The country singer, 36, recently appeared on SiriusXM Hits 1 Miami with Mack & Jen, and host Jen More asked her if she had “any tea on the wedding,” to which Morris — who is friendly with the pop star, 36 — said she didn’t.

However, “The Bones” hitmaker said she received what she believed was a fake invitation for the wedding of the year from a scammer.

“I got this like spam text a couple of weeks ago, and it was like, ‘You’re invited to Taylor and Travis’ wedding.’ And I was like, ‘I’m blocking this,’ because, like, there’s no way they would send an invitation through a text like this,” she said. “But I was like, ‘How is this  going to my number?’”

The radio hosts questioned whether the invite was real, and Morris joked, “What if I, like, trashed it?”

“I was like, how did they have my number? This is weird,” she added.

The two musicians have collaborated in the past as Morris sang harmony vocals on the 14-time Grammy Award winner’s song “You All Over Me” on her 2021 album Fearless (Taylor’s Version). Morris also joined Swift for a stop on the Eras Tour in 2023 to sing the track with her onstage.

As Star previously reported, the “So High School” hitmaker and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 36, announced their engagement in August, but have kept the details of their wedding ceremony under wraps.

Last month, Rob Shuter reported in his Naughty But Nice Substack that the location had not yet been revealed, according to his sources.

“There’s a date — but no venue,” a source said, referring to how Page Six reported the wedding is set to take place on July 3.

“They want total control — and total privacy,” another source claimed. “Details won’t be shared, until the very last minute.”

During Swift’s October appearance on The Graham Norton Show, she gave a bit of insight into wedding planning.

“I know it’s going to be fun to plan because I think the only stressful weddings are the ones where you have a small amount [of invites], and people are on the bubble, and you have to evaluate or assess your relationship with them to see if they should be there,” she explained. “I’m not going to do that.”