has sent fans into overdrive as he spoke out for the first time after officiating the singer's wedding to NFL star by sharing a 'cryptic' July 4th post.
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Adam Sandler sends Taylor Swift fans into overdrive with ‘cryptic’ July 4th post after officiating wedding
Adam Sandler has sent Taylor Swift fans into overdrive as he spoke out for the first time after officiating the singer's wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce by sha...
On Friday night at exactly 7:30pm, the couple shared the news that they had officially become husband and wife in blockbuster style, lighting up the iconic music venue with video ads which read 'JUST&T MARRIED,' a romantic nod to their shared initials.
In a press release, they also revealed that Sandler officiated the ceremony in front of 1,000 celebrity guests.
George Stephanopoulos praised Sandler's performance as 'funny and touching' afterwards.
While the big event seemed to be all people were talking about, on Saturday morning, the comedian took to X to address a different subject entirely.
He posted a message to commemorate the July 4th holiday, notably staying quiet about the Swift and Kelce wedding.
Adam Sandler has sent Taylor Swift fans into overdrive as he spoke out for the first time after officiating the singer's wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce by sharing a 'cryptic' July 4th post
He posted a message to commemorate the July 4th holiday, notably staying quiet about the Swift and Kelce wedding
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'Happy 250th America!' Sandler wrote on X, along with a photo of a 20-star American flag from 1818.
In response, many Swifties were utterly confused.
'Don’t care. Violate that NDA and give us something,' one X user wrote.
Another typed: 'Okay but I just have one question...'
'Casually posting this like you didn’t officiate the wedding of the century last night,' someone else chimed in.
'How was the royal wedding last night?' joked a different user. 'I heard you hit it out of the park. Congrats!'
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Another sarcastically quipped: 'Do anything fun this weekend?'
The actor has yet to say anything about officiating Swift and Kelce's wedding.
In response, many Swifties were utterly confused
Kelce, who was featured in Sandler's 2025 movie Happy Gilmore 2, posted this backstage shot of them together to his Instagram page
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Billboards outside the venue revealed the news shortly after the couple said 'I do'
On Friday night at exactly 7:30pm, the couple shared the news that they had officially become husband and wife in blockbuster style, lighting up the iconic music venue with video ads which read 'JUST&T MARRIED,' a romantic nod to their shared initials
Sandler is pictured with his wife, Jackie (second from left) and their daughters, Sadie (left), 20, and Sunny (right), 17, at the premiere of his film Leo in 2023
of the newlyweds, who forewent bridesmaids and groomsmen and were both dressed in Christian Dior Haute Couture.
Late last year - when Swift and Kelce were already engaged - Sandler confessed he had been 'jumpy' at the idea of meeting her 'because of what she means to my kids.'
He explained that he was afraid he might 'blow' the experience for Sunny and Sadie by 'talking too loud' or failing to 'act as cool as I can.'
Sandler shared that 'there's not a word' of her songs 'that my kids don't know,' adding: 'I know 'em too, by the way, but they know them inside and out.'
Comparing her to the Beatles, he raved about her music on Conan O'Brien's podcast Team Coco, saying that 'there's not a single song you skip' on her albums.
By the time he gave that interview, he had already worked with Kelce on Happy Gilmore 2, the Netflix follow-up to his classic 1996 golf comedy Happy Gilmore.
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