Meghan McCain is sick and tired of hearing about Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s New York City nuptials.
“Please stop telling me things about this wedding,” McCain, 41, wrote via X on Tuesday, July 7, in reference to a story about Kansas City Chiefs WAG Jackie Tranquill winning a $6,700 Chanel purse at the wedding on Friday, July 3.
McCain’s mentions were filled with people who didn’t exactly share the same sentiment.
“Maybe don’t tweet about it? And then the [algorithm] follows,” one social media user commented.
Another said, “By the way, no one is forcing you to read it and comment. Maybe you need a remedial lesson in how algorithms work?”
One month before the wedding, McCain suggested that reports that Swift and Kelce, both 36, would get married at Madison Square Garden were a potential smokescreen.
“The politics person in me thinks this is a Friday dump planted to distract from the fact that she’s likely getting married in a very private ceremony in Rhode Island this weekend,” McCain claimed via X on June 5.
That ended up not being the case, of course, as the A-list couple got married in front of a star-studded crowd that included Brad Pitt, Jennifer Lopez, Ed Sheeran, Julianne Moore and Karlie Kloss.
McCain has never shied away from talking about Swift. In 2024, McCain said she doesn’t “wake up in the morning like, ‘My God, Taylor Swift’s music’s the best thing ever.’'”
The political commentator’s remarks came in the thick of Swift’s Eras Tour, which became the highest-grossing tour of all-time.
“She has, respectfully, nowhere else to go but down at this point,” McCain said on her “Citizen McCain” podcast. “She’s TIME magazine’s Person of the Year. This tour is so big, all these things. … I do think when she’s done touring, giving us a mild break from being in the news cycle as much as she is would be helpful for her, and us as commentators. But I do think when she’s done touring giving us a mild break from her being in the news cycle as much as she is would be helpful for her and for us as commentators.”
McCain’s exhaustion came from feeling like Swift is one of the “only topics that Americans are allowed to talk about and are in the news all day long.”
“I think for her, like, a little bit of a beat would be good after she’s done with her long tours,” McCain added.
