AceShowbiz - Graham Norton recently addressed rumors regarding non-disclosure agreements tied to the highly anticipated wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. The celebrated talk show host, known for his witty commentary, dispelled misconceptions about having signed any NDAs related to the couple’s nuptials.

In January, during an episode of his Wanging On podcast, Graham Norton made a playful remark claiming he had signed “so many” confidentiality agreements concerning the wedding plans of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. This comment, however, was taken more seriously than intended, especially by American media outlets.

During a presentation at Advertising Week Europe on March 25, Graham Norton clarified his earlier statement. He explained, “I said that as a joke on the podcast, I said, ‘Oh I’ve signed all these NDAs,’ and then it started getting reported as a serious thing in America. I didn’t say cut that out because I thought it was so obviously a joke.”

When asked directly if he had indeed signed any confidentiality agreements after receiving an invitation to the wedding, Norton firmly stated, “No.” This update comes nearly six months after he was verbally invited to the wedding during an October 2025 appearance by Taylor Swift on The Graham Norton Show.

During that October interview, when asked if her wedding would be in 2026, Taylor Swift replied, “Oh, you’ll know. I just mean, I was going to invite you to it.” At that point, she revealed that the planning phase had not yet started and that organizing the wedding would be her main focus after the release of her project, The Life of a Showgirl.

Taylor Swift expressed enthusiasm about the process, noting that “the only stressful weddings are the ones where you have a small amount of people and people are on the bubble—and you have to evaluate or assess your relationship with them to see if they should be there.” She assured that her wedding would be inclusive, planning to invite “anyone I’ve ever talked to.”

Meanwhile, Travis Kelce has hinted at the musical vibe they envision for their celebration. On a September episode of the New Heights podcast, he said, “I think we’re live music kind of people, you know?”

This article is based on reporting originally published by E! News.