Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce attend Oscars afterparties in low-key appearance
The couple were also linked to Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s afterparty at the Chateau Marmont, where Swift was seen entering
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce attended several Oscars afterparties in Los Angeles while maintaining a notably low profile throughout the evening, according to sources familiar with the events.
Speculation had surrounded whether the couple would appear during Hollywood’s awards night, with reports suggesting sightings at various locations. They were ultimately confirmed to have taken part in celebrations, though largely away from public attention and media coverage.
Sources tell Page Six that the pair spent much of their time at a private gathering hosted by Madonna and her manager Guy Oseary at his residence. The event is widely regarded as one of the most exclusive Oscars night parties, attracting a select group of high-profile guests. Swift and Kelce have previously attended the same gathering in 2024, suggesting an ongoing connection to the hosts.
The couple were also linked to Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s afterparty at the Chateau Marmont, where Swift was seen entering the venue. Reports noted that she remained mostly obscured from view, contributing to the discreet nature of their appearances across the evening.
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Swift and Madonna are known to share a professional relationship, having performed together at the 2015 iHeartRadio Music Awards. Madonna has previously commented on Swift’s songwriting, stating, “Writes song damned catchy pop songs.” She also added, “I love her.”
In recent months, Swift and Kelce have appeared to favour more private outings. They were last seen together in New York in February at Chez Margaux and have reportedly frequented exclusive venues such as Zero Bond and the Polo Bar.
Reports also suggested that Swift and Kim Kardashian, who have had past disagreements, narrowly avoided encountering each other at one of the afterparties.
The couple’s approach to Oscars night reflects a broader trend towards maintaining privacy while still participating in key industry events.
