Pat Mcafee Defends Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Amid Criticism
WHO:
US Magazine - Jason Kelce, Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift
Daily Mail - Pat McAfee, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce
TMZ - Pat McAfee, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce
WHAT:
Daily Mail - Pat McAfee hit back at criticism of the wedding, stating, "That was the most spectacular evening I have ever been a part of."
Fast Company - Justin Gignac collected trash from the perimeter of Madison Square Garden during the wedding, packaging it for sale in a series called "Not Invited Edition," which included items like a stray AirPod and a can tab.
Fast Company - Gignac's project, New York City Garbage, has sold over 1,700 garbage cubes worldwide since its inception in 2001.
Fast Company - Gignac's first drop of 50 limited cubes sold out in 24 hours and 8 minutes, and he is hoping to complete 39 more cubes, bringing the total to 89, in tribute to Taylor Swift's birth year, 1989.
US Magazine - Pat McAfee stated, "That was the most spectacular evening I have ever been a part of. I cannot wait to chit chat about that throughout the day," regarding the wedding.
Daily Mail - McAfee returned to his sports talk show after a short break and discussed the wedding, addressing guest list drama and criticism live on ESPN.
US Magazine - Jason Kelce described the wedding as a "special event for our entire family" and praised his daughters for their roles as flower girls, stating, "obviously my daughters are incredible."
Daily Mail - Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tied the knot on July 3 at New York City's Madison Square Garden, gathering A-list celebrities from across industries.
Fast Company - Justin Gignac collected trash from the perimeter of Madison Square Garden during the wedding, packaging it for sale in a series called "Not Invited Edition."
Fast Company - Gignac sold 50 limited cubes of trash for $25 each, which sold out in 24 hours and 8 minutes, and is hoping to complete 39 more cubes, bringing the total to 89, in tribute to Taylor Swift's birth year, 1989.
Fast Company - Justin Gignac collected trash from the perimeter of Madison Square Garden during the wedding and packaged it for sale, creating a series called "Not Invited Edition."
Fast Company - Gignac sold 50 limited cubes of trash for $25 each, which sold out in 24 hours and 8 minutes.
Fast Company - Gignac is hoping to complete 39 more cubes, bringing the total to 89, in tribute to Taylor Swift's birth year, 1989.
Daily Mail - Pat McAfee discussed witnessing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tie the knot.
TMZ - Pat McAfee described the wedding as a "spectacular" evening and dismissed criticism of the ceremony as nonsense.
WHERE:
Daily Mail - The wedding took place at Madison Square Garden.
WHEN:
US Magazine - The wedding took place on July 3.
HOW:
Fast Company - Gignac packaged the trash in clear boxes measuring 1 by 1 by 0.75 inches, marked with the wedding date and the phrase "JUST&T MARRIED!"
Fast Company - Justin Gignac has been collecting trash and selling it in sealed acrylic cubes for almost 25 years, starting his project in 2001.
Heavy NFL - Pat McAfee revealed behind-the-scenes moments from the wedding celebration, calling it "the most spectacular evening I have ever been a part of."
Fast Company - Gignac wore the same tuxedo he used at his own wedding, paired with thick gloves and a trash pickup stick to collect items like a stray AirPod and a can tab.
Fast Company - Gignac used a tuxedo, thick gloves, and a trash pickup stick to collect items like a stray AirPod and a can tab, packaging them in clear boxes measuring 1 by 1 by 0.75 inches.
TMZ - Pat McAfee shared details about the wedding on his sports talk show, addressing criticism live on ESPN.
(UPDATED July 14, 2026 14:32 UTC)
Pat McAfee defended his recent wedding, declaring it "the most spectacular evening I have ever been a part of." Meanwhile, artist Justin Gignac took a unique approach by collecting trash from around Madison Square Garden during the event, packaging items like a stray AirPod in a series called "Not Invited Edition." Gignac, who has sold over 1,700 garbage cubes since 2001, is now working on a new drop of 39 limited cubes to honor Taylor Swift's birth year, 1989, with the first batch selling out in just over 24 hours.
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(UPDATED July 14, 2026 13:23 UTC)
Pat McAfee expressed his excitement about a recent wedding, calling it "the most spectacular evening" he's ever experienced and looking forward to discussing it throughout the day. He returned to his sports talk show on ESPN after a brief hiatus, where he addressed some guest list drama and criticism surrounding the event. In other news, Justin Gignac has been turning trash into art for nearly 25 years, selling it in sealed acrylic cubes since he began his project in 2001.
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Jason Kelce recently described his wedding as a "special event for our entire family," highlighting the incredible roles his daughters played as flower girls. The celebration, which took place on July 3, was so memorable that Pat McAfee referred to it as "the most spectacular evening I have ever been a part of." Among the attendees were Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, adding to the star-studded atmosphere of the occasion.