Musician Este Haim is keeping her lips sealed regarding the star-studded wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. While promoting her upcoming film, "One Night Only," Haim confirmed to Access Hollywood that she was in attendance at the ceremony, which took place at Madison Square Garden on July 3. When pressed for details, the musician offered a playful response, suggesting that the public will have to wait quite some time for any inside scoop. "I think we’ll leave that for a future tell-all when I’m 90," Haim told the outlet in an interview published July 13. "We’ll talk about that in, like, 50 years."
Haim, who forms the pop-rock trio Haim alongside her sisters Danielle and Alana, was one of many celebrities, musicians, and sports figures invited to witness the couple tie the knot. The sisters have maintained a close relationship with the "New Romantics" singer for years. Their bond is well-documented, with the group frequently appearing alongside Swift at various events, including a recent appearance courtside at Game 4 of the NBA Finals in June and at Este Haim's own wedding earlier this year.
The trio has also collaborated extensively with the Grammy-winning artist. Their shared history includes the popular track "No Body, No Crime," an appearance in the "Bejeweled" music video, and a remix of their single "Gasoline" released in February 2021. Furthermore, the sisters have toured with Swift multiple times, joining her for the 1989 World Tour in 2015 and select North American stadium dates during the 2023 Eras Tour. In a separate interview with FASHION Magazine, Haim praised her friend, describing Swift as a "true genius" and "the best hang."
Leading up to the wedding, the group was also spotted courtside at a New York Knicks game, where they wore matching custom shirts. Swift’s shirt read "Stevie Knicks," while Este’s shirt read "Knickelback" and Alana’s read "Knickole Kidman." The shirts, which featured a royal blue and orange template, earned a nod from Nicole Kidman herself. Haim credited Swift with the creative concept, telling People that the pop star was the "genius" behind the matching attire, while Alana was responsible for the execution. Haim noted that the group are "huge fans" of Kidman, making her name an easy choice during their brainstorming session for the Knicks-themed shirts.
