Karlie Kloss breaks silence on attending Taylor Swift's wedding after years of feud rumours
Kloss said that the newlyweds are "amazing" and adding that she was "so happy for them"

Karlie Kloss has spoken publicly for the first time about attending Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's star-studded wedding, addressing the surprise appearance that fuelled speculation about where she stands with her former close friend.
Appearing on NBC's Today, the supermodel was asked about the couple's July 3 wedding after her attendance made headlines due to longstanding rumours of a falling out with Swift. Rather than discussing private details of the ceremony, Kloss kept her response brief, saying the newlyweds are "amazing" and adding that she was "so happy for them" while stressing that she wanted to respect their privacy.
Kloss and her husband, Joshua Kushner, were among the guests at the high-profile wedding, which reunited a host of celebrities and prompted widespread discussion because of Kloss' complicated history with the pop superstar. The pair were once inseparable, frequently appearing together in public and starring in Swift's 2015 "Bad Blood" music video, before rumours of a rift emerged several years later.
Speculation about their friendship has persisted since 2016, although Kloss has repeatedly denied reports of a feud. Over the years, she has continued to support Swift publicly, including attending the Reputation Stadium Tour and later the Eras Tour, while also congratulating her on major career milestones. Her appearance at the wedding was widely viewed by fans as further evidence that the pair remain on good terms.
Although Kloss declined to reveal any behind-the-scenes details from the celebration, her warm comments and presence at the ceremony appear to have put years of speculation about her relationship with Swift to rest, with the model making it clear that her focus remains on celebrating the couple's happiness.



















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