Harry Styles poked fun at his ex Taylor Swift’s wedding with Travis Kelce during his Aug. 29 concert at Madison Square Garden.
Harry Styles may kiss all the time, but he jokes occasionally.
The Grammy winner poked fun at Madison Square Garden’s multiple uses nearly two months after his ex Taylor Swift—who he dated from 2012 to 2013—married Travis Kelce at the arena on July 3.
“We’re at Madison Square Garden, home of the world champion New York Knicks!” Styles said during his Aug. 29 concert at the venue in footage shared to social media, “and they also do weddings.”
ICYMI, Swift and Kelce tied the knot at MSG in front of 1000 of their closest family and friends.
While Styles’ fiancé Zoë Kravitz arrived solo for the nuptials, proving there’s no bad blood between the exes, the “Sign of the Times” singer was forced to skip out on the next chapter of Swift and Kelce’s love story due to a scheduling conflict with his Together, Together tour.
Indeed, Styles, 32, was busy making the whole place shimmer at Wembley Stadium in London just hours before the pair said, “I do.”
But he proved his history with Swift never goes out of style as he sang his 2017 hit “Two Ghosts” at the show, a ballad chronicling his 2013 breakup with the “Cruel Summer” singer.
“We're not who we used to be / We're not who we used to be,” Styles sang in a clip shared to social media. “We're just two ghosts standin' in the place of you and me.”
Though the “As It Was” singer wasn’t able to swing by the event, the rest of Hollywood certainly did, with Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid and Brad Pitt among the stars who were welcomed to New York for the big day.
Adam Sandler even officiated the nuptials, giving the couple some top-notch marriage advice according to fellow attendee Andy Reid.
"He told them to keep kissing," Reid shared at a Salt Lake City event July 5, per The Deseret News. "So, in its simplest form, that's a good thing."
"It’s hard to argue when you give your wife a kiss or your wife gives you a kiss," he continued. "Make sure you do it every day, every minute that you have an opportunity to do it. Knock it out, and you won't have problems."
But even with their star-studded guest list, the event was a family affair as Swift’s brother Austin Swift served as the “Ophelia” singer’s Man of Honor while Travis’ brother Jason Kelce was the Kansas City Chiefs player’s Best Man.
And with their loved ones taking center stage, what may have looked like a huge soirée felt more like a fairytale.
