Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have married in private ahead of their planned celebrations at New York's Madison Square Garden.
The New York Post's Page Six reported the news, citing a number of unidentified sources.
The outlet confirmed that the singer and the NFL player exhanged vows in front of a "tiny group of loved ones."
Exact details of where and when their ceremony took place has not been revealed, however reports have noted that the 'Love Story' singers private jet recently spent time in Nashville, Tennessee.
Several media outlets have reported that the newly weds plans consist of a 100 person party yesterday followed by a 1,000 person celebration today.
Madison Square Garden's public calendar shows no events schedueled until next Tuesday which is a rare occurance for the venue that is usually booked and busy this time of year with concerts.
Prep for the celebration has commenced as workers were seen to be lifting large props into the venue. Food has also been delivered to the venue.
According to a report in RTE, an unnamed law enforcement official who was briefed on the security operation confirmed the wedding plans.
The city's local government haven't released a statement offering details about the plans for the wedding or what impact it will have on transport and local businesses.
While neither has commented on any reports discussing their plans to celebrate. Swifts publicity team confirmed that the pair have donated $26 million (€22.7 million) to a number of charities ahead of their wedding.
According to a statement released by Swift's team, the couple donated to 20 charities, which includes nine food banks, an animal cruelty organisation, seven educational programmes, and three children's hospitals.
The wedding celebration is expected to have a number of A-list celebrities as Swift is reportedly good friends with Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid, Ed Sheeran and Emma Stone.
In a recent interview with Graham Norton, when Swift was asked how long the invite list was, she said that she invited "anyone that I've ever talked to".
