Harry Styles pays cheeky tribute to ex Taylor Swift on wedding day with song inspired by her

Harry Styles performed his song "Two Ghosts" during a concert in London on the same day Taylor Swift married Travis Kelce, prompting widespread discussion among fans on social media.

Styles was unable to attend Swift and Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York on July 3 because he was performing at Wembley Stadium as part of his Together, Together tour. His fiancée, actress Zoë Kravitz, attended the wedding on her own.

During the concert, Styles performed "Two Ghosts", a track from his 2017 debut solo album that has long been associated by fans with his brief relationship with Swift in 2012 and early 2013. Videos shared online showed the singer performing the chorus.

"We're not who we used to be / We're not who we used to be," Styles sang. "We're just two ghosts standin' in the place of you and me."

Although neither Styles nor Swift has ever confirmed that the song is about their past relationship, the timing of the performance quickly became a talking point online because it took place just hours before Swift's wedding ceremony.

Fans reacted across social media, with one writing, "TWO GHOSTS WHILE TAYLOR IS GETTING MARRIED IS CRAZY."

Another posted, "COMPLETELY CRAZY! Harry pulling a chorus of 'Two Ghosts' with the fans today at #TogetherTogetherLondon."

A third commented: "ON TAYLOR'S WEDDING DAY he isn't innocent."

Others viewed the performance as coincidental, noting that "Two Ghosts" has remained part of Styles' live catalogue for years.

Kravitz attended the wedding wearing a bejewelled long-sleeved mini dress with statement earrings, matching sunglasses and black accessories. Her appearance reflected her close friendship with Swift, which has extended beyond their personal relationship.

Kravitz was credited as one of the co-writers on Swift's Midnights album and recently praised the singer's upcoming project, The Life of a Showgirl.