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Karlie Kloss has finally offered a public comment about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden.
Kloss, 33, was an inner-circle member of Swift's feverishly publicized 'girl squad' of the early 2010s, but by 2017 they had stopped being seen together in public, triggering an avalanche of speculation that they had fallen out with each other.
However Kloss and her husband Joshua Kushner - the brother of Jared Kushner - were among the 1,000-strong guest list at Swift's nuptials on July 3.
Their attendance sent the rumor mill into overdrive, with fans swapping wild theories about when and how Swift and Kloss had supposedly arrived at a rapprochement.
Kloss remained circumspect when she was asked about the star-studded ceremony during a Tuesday morning appearance on the Today show.
'Listen, I try to protect the privacy of my friends’ personal lives,' she said. 'But what I will say is that they’re an amazing couple and I’m so happy for them.'
The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Swift and Kloss for comment.
Karlie Kloss has finally spoken in public about attending Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden; Kloss and Swift pictured at in 2014
Swift and Kelce welcomed a cavalcade of celebrities to their Madison Square Garden wedding, which was officiated by Adam Sandler and featured performances by Stevie Nicks, Paul McCartney and the bride herself.
A fairytale castle inspired by Swift's Love Story music video was reportedly erected inside the massive stadium, and camera equipment was spotted being unloaded outside in the days leading up to the event.
Road closures around the venue plunged Manhattan traffic into chaos and impeded travel out of Penn Station just as New Yorkers attempted to leave town ahead of Fourth of July weekend in the midst of a punishing heatwave.
Although Kloss attended the supersize wedding, she did not appear to have been asked to the more intimate rehearsal dinner for about 100 guests the previous night.
Kloss and Swift reportedly struck up their friendship in 2013, and in the ensuing years they were frequently pictured together at public events.
In 2015, Kloss was part of the celebrity-strewn cast of the music video for Swift's song Bad Blood - an eerie foreshadowing of the speculation to come.
By 2017 they had stopped being glimpsed together in public, igniting a firestorm of rumors about what had caused them potentially to drift apart.
Some fans pointed the finger at the fact that Kloss was managed by music mogul Scooter Braun, who was locked in a rancorous feud with Swift.
When Kloss tied the knot with Joshua Kushner in upstate New York in 2018, Braun was part of the 80-person guest list and Swift was not.
Others spread the sensational theory that Swift, a vocal Democrat, had broken with Kloss over the latter's family ties to Donald Trump.
Although Kloss became Ivanka Trump's sister-in-law by marrying Kushner, she has publicly expressed her political differences with the Trump administration.
Kloss appeared to signal thawing relations with Swift last August when she liked the pop star's Instagram post announcing her engagement to Kelce.
When the wedding day arrived, Kloss was glimpsed decked out in a gold lamé Tove gown as she and Kushner made their way towards Madison Square Garden.
Neither she nor Swift has issued a public comment on the past rumors of a feud or the present eruption of fan conjecture regarding a potential reconciliation.
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