For the first time since Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s wedding became a major headline, Kayla Nicole has made a public appearance—and she seems completely unfazed by her former partner’s latest chapter.
The sports broadcaster, influencer, and host of The Pre-Game with Kayla Nicole podcast was seen in Los Angeles by TMZ this week while running errands after a workout, marking her first public sighting since Kelce and Swift’s July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden. Wearing athletic clothing and spending time with friends, Nicole appeared calm and relaxed as cameras captured the moment, showing no visible reaction to one of the biggest celebrity events of the year.
Her outing came just days after Kelce and Swift officially confirmed their marriage following months of speculation surrounding their wedding plans. While early reports suggested Rhode Island could be the location, the couple ultimately tied the knot in Manhattan, with Madison Square Garden transformed into a lavish ceremony and reception venue for around 1,000 guests.
The star-studded celebration included performances from Paul McCartney and Stevie Nicks, while Adam Sandler reportedly took on the role of officiant.
The guest list highlighted the couple’s massive network across the worlds of sports and entertainment. Family members, NFL players, musicians, and Hollywood stars were all in attendance, with celebrities such as Selena Gomez, Simone Biles, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes, Gigi Hadid, and Ed Sheeran reportedly connected to the event.
Harry Styles—one of Taylor Swift’s well-known exes—was also said to have been invited but could not make it due to touring obligations. His fiancée, Zoë Kravitz, was among the famous faces who attended the celebration.
However, one person noticeably missing from the guest list was Nicole.
Kelce and Nicole were in an on-and-off relationship for about five years before officially splitting in 2022. More than a year later, Kelce’s romance with Swift became public, eventually leading to their engagement in August 2025 and a highly publicized wedding that brought New York City to a standstill while drawing reactions from politicians, commuters, and the NYPD.
