Greg James playfully teased Leonardo DiCaprio after the actor was not invited to Taylor Swift’s star-studded wedding. The Radio One DJ scored an invitation to the high-profile event where Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tied the knot at Maddison Square Garden in New York.
The extravagant ceremony was attended by notable personalities such as Bradley Cooper and NFL star Tom Brady. However, Leonardo DiCaprio, 51, was notably absent, which seemed to amuse Greg James, the Breakfast show host.
Taking to Instagram, Greg shared his excitement about the weekend, mentioning that he also attended a World Cup match between Brazil and Norway in the US, where he spotted Leonardo DiCaprio in the crowd.
Despite keeping his attendance at Taylor’s wedding under wraps until after the event due to a non-disclosure agreement, Greg couldn’t resist poking fun at the Titanic star.
Responding to a fan’s question about being one of the few attendees who also went to Taylor Swift’s wedding, Greg humorously remarked about Leonardo DiCaprio’s absence from the festivities.
Greg’s journey to New York for Taylor’s wedding started when he interviewed the singer on Radio 1 last year and received an exclusive invite to the event.
Rumors had circulated about Greg’s attendance, with even his colleagues trying to get information from him. Finally confirming his presence on Instagram, Greg shared details about the experience and hinted at the secrecy surrounding the event.
While Greg received an invitation, another high-profile figure who did not make the guest list was Blake Lively, Taylor Swift’s former close friend. Speculations suggest that their friendship took a hit after Blake’s legal issues, causing a strain in their relationship.
Sources mentioned that Taylor Swift has moved on from the friendship and prefers to surround herself with trusted individuals who bring her peace, indicating the end of their once-close bond.
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