Travis Kelce’s Friend Criticized After Calling Taylor Swift an “A**hole” and Claiming She Controls Guest List

Travis Kelce | Pardon My Take Podcast

Even though Andrew Santino is close friends with Travis Kelce, he doubts he'll be invited to Taylor Swift's wedding.

Andrew Santino might have just removed himself from the guest list for his good friend Travis Kelce's wedding after alleging that Taylor Swift is 'controlling' it.

The 'Anti-Hero' singer revealed last month that she and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end were engaged through Instagram. The post garnered over 37 million likes and sparked rumors about the wedding of the century.

Although it's only been three weeks since the announcement, there's likely a lot of celebrities trying to secure an invitation to the big event. However, comedian Santino has taken an unconventional approach, as the Good Friends podcast host claims he won't be invited.

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift will be planning their wedding after getting engaged last month (Taylor Swift | Instagram Posted)

The 41-year-old appeared on Barstool's Pardon My Take podcast, where Dan 'Big Cat' Katz immediately brought up Swift and Kelce's engagement.

"We have the most important question to ask," Katz stated.

"Can't you guess what it might be? I've got one... it's the most crucial; it's the question we must ask. Are you going to the wedding?"

"I doubt it," Santino replied.

He continued: "I really doubt it, man. I don't think I received that invitation. You know, she's managing that guest list, and I'm definitely not on it, man. Oh, man, I'm not on that.

"Oh man, Trav's my buddy, I love him to bits - I really doubt... look, I'll say this. I played golf with my dad two days ago, and we FaceTimed him to congratulate him.

"You know, maybe I'll get an invite to the bachelor party? Maybe!"

"Kind of a rude comment towards Taylor... she's not controlling anything. Trav has his own mind, and she appreciates that he has long-standing loyal friends. They'll definitely make decisions together," one person commented.

Another added: "If we think logically, that wedding will just include the closest friends and family. I doubt acquaintances will be there! It will be limited to those who truly matter. People should understand that."

A third person said: "If you're out there criticizing your 'friend's' partner, do you really expect an invite? That's ridiculous."

Source: Pardon My Take Podcast