Travis Kelce Reacts to AI Wedding Photo of Him and Taylor Swift — and His Response Is Going Viral

Travis Kelce can definitely take a joke.

As his and Taylor Swift‘s celebrity pals arrive in New York City to celebrate their nuptials at Madison Square Garden, comedian Bert Kreischer posted a wedding photo to Instagram on Thursday, July 2, that appears to be made by artificial intelligence.

In the photo, Kreischer, 53, stands between the pop star and Kansas City Chiefs tight end, both 36, who are respectively dressed in a wedding gown and tuxedo. Kreischer appears to be looking off into the distance as the happy couple smiles for the camera.

“The moment @jason.kelce called me over to the bar for a shot,” the standup comic captioned the photo, referring to Travis’ brother, Jason Kelce.

Travis, who is reportedly hosting about 100 people at The Garden on Thursday for what is believed to be the couple’s rehearsal dinner, commented under the photo with four crying-laughing emojis.

At the time of publication, his comment has garnered more than 3,000 likes and multiple comments.

“Dude get ready for you [sic] wedding, what u doing here liking [this] post!” one person replied directly to the football player. “Don’t make Tay Tay wait 😝.”

Another person reacted to Kreischer’s mention of Travis’ brother and fellow New Heights podcaster, writing: “@killatrav remember it ain’t a wedding until someone on the dance floor has a tie wrapped around their forehead. My moneys on @jason.kelce.”

Celebrities — including Lena Dunham, Jack Antonoff, Rachel Antonoff, Erin Andrews, Charissa Thompson, Greg Olsen and Aric Jones, according to People — began showing up to the MSG area on Thursday for what is believed to be tonight’s rehearsal dinner.

Earlier in the day, People confirmed that Travis and Jason’s mother, Donna Kelce, arrived in New York City.

While about 100 of their nearest and dearest are expected tonight at The Garden, a lavish, extravagant celebration with approximately 1,000 people is reportedly planned for Friday, July 3.

A permit — for a “Special Event at MSG” — obtained by the Associated Press said that festivities will start at 5 p.m. on Friday and go until the early hours of Saturday morning, closing several blocks in Manhattan.

Ahead of their wedding weekend, the happy couple donated $26 million to at least 20 charities this week.