We hear wedding bells!

Taylor Swift gave fans quite the surprise on Friday, when she was spotted attending a wedding with boyfriend Travis Kelce.

Several TikTok posts showed the pop star dressed in a strapless blue floral patterned dress from Markarian, which retails for $1,995, and brown heels for the barn-style ceremony in Knoxville, Tenn.

Meanwhile, Kelce appeared to be wearing a quarter-sleeved shirt and slacks to the milestone event.

The nuptials were for the NFL star’s cousin Tanner Corum, who tied the knot with Samantha Peck.

Hold onto your ruby slippers — “Wicked: For Good” will probably not star Taylor Swift.

Fake images depicting Swift as Dorothy have been circulating, leading fans to believe she’s involved in the highly-anticipated part two of 2024’s “Wicked,” coming out this November.

But despite the buzz on social media, the now-viral photo is a classic case of AI-generated misinformation, shared by a pop culture parody account.

Many fans took the bait, reacting to the fake news that Swift would be portraying the role first popularized by Judy Garland in the 1939’s “The Wizard of Oz” film.

“This has the potential to go really good or really bad,” one commenter wrote.

“Why is a 35 year old woman playing a 10 year old child,” another complained.

“WICKED: FOR GOOD (Taylor’s Version),” someone playing along with the joke chimed in.

Then there was one Swiftie who made the best point of all: Why bother with AI when Taylor’s already walked the yellow brick road in her 2023 “Karma” music video?

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were a picture-perfect couple during their Palm Beach, Fla., date night this week, Pamela Goodman, who sat right next to the couple, exclusively gushes to Page Six.

“They were a giggly couple on a date. They were just adorable!” the Grammy winner’s longtime fan, who belongs to Facebook groups like “Fearless Swifties over 50,” tells us in a phone interview Friday.

“Trust me, this is true love. This is not fake. They’re real. They’re adorable. They’re friendly and they’re just everything that those of us who are Swifties really believe they are. I saw it up close and personal.”

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Taylor Swift’s fans are taking note of all the times the singer rhymes the words “car” and “bar” in her music.

A video circulating on TikTok captured several of the pop star’s hits that use the rhyming words in different phrases.

“Taylor’s obsession with rhyming car and bar,” the video was captioned.

In her 2019 song “Cruel Summer,” Swift sings, “I’m drunk in the back of the car/ And I’m crying like a baby coming home from the bar.”

Swift uses the rhyme in her 2017 song, “Getaway Car” in which she sings: “I’m in a getaway car/ I left you in the motel bar.”

In her 2020 song Cardigan,” Swift laments, “To kiss in cars and downtown bars/ Was all we needed.”

Her Other songs using the same pattern include 2019’s “Cornelia Street,” 2020’s “Cowboy Like Me,” 2022’s “Hits Different,” and 2024’s “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived,”