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NEWLYWEDS Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have made their first public appearance since their nuptials.

The loved-up couple got dressed up as they attended a wedding of NFL star Travis’ former teammate.

Podcast host Travis and American singer Taylor were spotted at the bash in California just days after returning from their mini-moon in Montana.

They checked into the ultra-exclusive Yellowstone Club in the mountains, following their nuptials in a bid to spend time together away from the watchful eye of the public.

But now, the smitten newlyweds have broken their cover to attend the wedding of JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Laura Kruk.

JuJu and Travis played alongside each other for the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2022, 2024 and 2025 season.

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The happy couple showed off their wedding rings in the first snaps since their decadent New York nuptials at Madison Square Garden.

Travis’ gold wedding band could be seen gleaming on his left hand as he held a sun umbrella over his head.

The ceremony took place at The Ritz-Carlton in Dana Point on Friday last week.

Taylor and her pals looked as though they were having a good gossip in the snaps as she leaned in, desperate to hear more.

Both Taylor and Travis, 36, were seen laughing and smiling at the reception as they dug into their meals.

In one snap, Love Story singer Taylor danced in her chair as music boomed across the beautiful outdoor seating area.

She wore a stunning strapless pink floral ball gown meanwhile hunky Travis looked sharp in a grey suit.

Onlookers saw the pair holding hands as they strutted into the venue wearing sunglasses.

Travis sipped a beer while mingling with the other guests, while Taylor was spotted with a champagne in hand.

Taylor and Travis married in a decadent ceremony on July 3 in front of 1000 of their closest friends and family.

The star-studded affair was on of the most highly anticipated events of the year, with many of the details being kept firmly under wraps.

At 7:30pm on the Friday, it was revealed the couple had married as the words, “JUST&T MARRIED” flashed up on purple screens around MSG.

The ceremony came just 10 months after the couple announced their engagement in August 2025.

In an unusual move, the pair chose to have actor-comedian Adam Sandler officiate the proceedings while also ditching the traditional bridesmaids and groomsmen.

A highly divisive period drama starring Taylor Swift is currently available on Netflix as the hitmaker weds Travis Kelce in New York

It has its fair share of defenders but scored just 32 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

A 2022 period drama with an all-star cast including pop star Taylor Swift is currently available to stream on Netflix – but it’s not some of the star’s most acclaimed work.

The 1989 chart-topper has just tied the knot with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce on Friday, July 3 at a lavish ceremony in Madison Square Garden in New York.

Attended by around 1,000 guests and officiated by Hollywood A-lister Adam Sandler, it’s become one of the most publicised celebrity weddings in history.

For those looking to Netflix for their Swiftie fix to mark the occasion, you can currently stream her acclaimed behind-the-scenes documentary Miss Americana, a Netflix Original released in 2020.

However, she is also known for infrequent movie roles, including the critically maligned musical Cats and lending her voice to animated film The Lorax.

Her only acting role currently streaming on Netflix in the UK may be a surprise to fans as it’s David O Russell’s critical and commercial flop Amsterdam, a mystery thriller set in the 1930s.

Based on the real-life Business Plot case from 1933, an investigation into the death of a retired US general, Swift has a supporting role as Elizabeth Meekins alongside an all-star cast that also includes Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, John David Washington and Anya Taylor-Joy.

Made on a budget of $80 million (£59 million), it was a box office bomb for 20th Century Studios with an estimated loss of more than $100 million (£74.9 million).

While it was critically panned, Amsterdam does have some defenders with one fan even claiming: “An instant classic. Given time, it will be regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. The cast is outstanding.

“I can’t remember ever seeing so many talented actors in one film like this before. Everyone brought their A-Game and absolutely nailed their respective performances.”

Unfortunately, not everyone shares their opinion as a Rotten Tomatoes user branded the film “A confused mess that was painful to watch”.

“An incoherent mess. A waste of the stellar cast,” another viewer slammed, and someone else wrote: “Honestly in contention for the worst movie of the 2020s.”

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The film continues to be eviscerated on IMDb, with one user slamming Amsterdam as “Quite literally one of the most worthless movies I’ve ever seen.

“The first few scenes set up what could only be anticipated as an action packed murder mystery type movie, only to be followed by a nearly pointless flashback with categorically pointless scenes attempting to make you feel something for characters that make absolutely no sense.

“This movie had serious potential, with an amazing cast. I took three friends and I feel like I owe them several hours of wasting their life.”

Swifties have been warned to stick with Miss Americana this weekend, or perhaps stream her concert extravaganza The Eras Tour, which was filmed and released by Disney+.

Amsterdam is available to stream on Netflix.