Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's reported summer wedding is already attracting A‑list attention, but one name is likely to be missing from the guest list.

According to a report, Harry Styles will not attend the ceremony and will not accompany Zoë Kravitz, who is said to have been invited to the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding.

The claim comes from Rob Shuter's Naughty But Nice Substack, which reported in its Monday, 27 April edition that multiple unnamed insiders had discussed the couple's plans around the event. Neither Swift, Kelce, Kravitz, nor Styles confirmed any wedding date, guest list or engagement.

'Zoë will attend solo if she goes,' one source toldNaughty But Nice. 'Harry is not her plus-one.'

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The report leans heavily on the history between Taylor Swift and Harry Styles, who dated from 2012 to 2013, during the height of both of their early pop careers. According to insiders, that past relationship is the central reason he is unlikely to attend his former girlfriend's wedding.

'Things did not end well between Taylor and Harry,' the source claimed. 'Publicly, it's ancient history. Privately, it's still delicate.'

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That word, 'delicate', is doing a lot of work here. It suggests that while both artists have, in public, been polite and professional about each other for years, the idea of seating them in the same pew for Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce may still feel fraught to those around them. There is no on-record confirmation of any lingering tensions, and the characterisation rests entirely on an anonymous briefing.

What can be confirmed far more cleanly is that Styles has addressed the Swift songs question before, and in notably unruffled terms. During a 2020 appearance onThe Howard Stern Show, he said it was 'flattering' when somebody wrote a song about another person and added that, 'using Taylor as an example, she's a great songwriter.' It was a measured answer, almost disarmingly so, and it has held up better than most of the lore built around that relationship.

Source: International Business Times UK