Tom Hanks Offers Marriage Advice to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at Toy Story 5 Premiere
Tom Hanks shared marriage advice with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at the Toy Story 5 premiere in Los Angeles, telling the couple that "the man must make the waffles on Sunday." Swift and Kelce are reportedly engaged and planning a July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The advice comes from Hanks, who has been married to Rita Wilson for 38 years.
At the Toy Story 5 premiere on Tuesday in Los Angeles, actor Tom Hanks offered marriage advice to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, joking that "the man must make the waffles on Sunday." According to the New York Post report, Swift asked Hanks and Tim Allen to sign a 1995 Toy Story VHS she brought to the event, and Hanks suggested she should have brought a VCR so the signed tape could be donated to the Smithsonian. The couple, both 36, are reportedly planning to marry on July 3 at Madison Square Garden, with guests including Zoë Kravitz, Selena Gomez, Cara Delevingne, and Ed Sheeran. The wedding will reportedly feature high security with guests transported via blacked-out buses and multiple arena entrances. Swift wore an off-the-shoulder, crystal-embellished Erdem dress to the premiere.
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The article presents unverified claims about Swift and Kelce's engagement and wedding plans as established fact. These reports are attributed to Page Six and unnamed sources, but no confirmation from Swift, Kelce, or their representatives is provided. The claim that both are 36 years old and that they began dating in 2023 should be verified against other sources.
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Tom Hanks shares marriage advice for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at ‘Toy Story 5’ premiere
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