Michael Rubin confirmed he moved his famous annual white party to a few days before July 4th so guests wouldn't have to choose between it and Taylor Swift's wedding.
Michael Rubin confirmed he moved his famous annual white party to a few days before July 4th so guests wouldn't have to choose between it and Taylor Swift's wedding.
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With the guest list exhausted, Jackie and Claudia turn to the online debate about Taylor walking down the aisle to an instrumental version of 'Love Story' and having her own lyrics on wedding handkerchiefs. Jackie has observed a section of TikTok calling this narcissistic, but Claudia dismisses the critique cleanly: Taylor wrote those songs for herself, and if anyone should use them, it's her. The hosts briefly entertain honeymoon speculation — Jackie thinks Sandals Resort, Claudia notes they've essentially been on a honeymoon for three years — before wrapping the segment with an earnest wish that Taylor gets pregnant soon because the hosts desperately want a nursery-rhyme album.
Taylor walked down the aisle to an instrumental of 'Love Story.' The handkerchiefs bore her own lyrics. The online discourse called it self-obsessed. The hosts disagree: those songs are her real feelings, and nobody should be using them better than she should.
Jessica Alba, Fergie, Dita Von Teese, and Tate McRae all made the cut. Blake Lively — who was at every single Chiefs game during the courtship — did not. The guest list is a roadmap of Taylor's feuds, alliances, and the two distinct Hollywood factions: Taylor adjacent versus Kardashian adjacent.
Michael Rubin moved his famous white party earlier to avoid competing with Taylor's wedding, then confirmed nobody would have chosen his party anyway. After two peak years, the party now looks dated and uninspired — same people, same production, nothing new.
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