泰勒·斯威夫特（霉霉）大婚：从演唱会手链到麦迪逊广场花园

Today, a happy event blowing up feeds worldwide, starring pop queen Taylor Swift.

Here in China, people prefer her affectionate nickname — "Meimei."

This very July, Meimei and her boyfriend officially got married.

Her husband, Travis Kelce, is a top-tier football star.

In the US, football is the most popular sport, and Kelce is a household-name player.

A music queen and a football superstar — the two of them together are a story in themselves.

Just how famous has Meimei become in recent years?

Her tour sells out every show; tickets are near impossible to get.

Whatever city she visits comes alive — she can even boost the local economy.

So her every big move is practically global headline news.

So how exactly did these two end up together?

The story goes back to one of Meimei's concerts a few years ago.

Fans at her concerts have a tradition of making little friendship bracelets and trading them.

Kelce went to one of those concerts.

On a whim he made a bracelet, wrote his phone number on it, and wanted to give it to Meimei.

He didn't manage to that time, but once he told the story himself, it instantly took off.

Meimei later said the gesture was cool and gutsy.

And so the two slowly came together and started dating.

Last August, Kelce proposed, and Meimei said yes.

Then came this July's much-watched wedding.

It was held at New York's Madison Square Garden, over two days.

The first day was a smaller gathering of about a hundred people.

On the main day, the guests numbered over a thousand.

The venue was packed with stars of all kinds — a lively scene.

The guests weren't just singers and actors, but plenty of sports figures too — half of showbiz and sports, really.

Amusingly, the wedding was officiated by a very famous comedian.

With a comedy star officiating, you can imagine how light and joyful the mood was.

The gown Meimei wore was custom-made with a top luxury brand.

To protect their privacy, they set a strict rule: no phones, no photos for anyone.

They didn't want wedding photos secretly taken and spread everywhere.

In an age where everyone posts photos, getting over a thousand people to never touch their phones is genuinely hard.

Because of that, the wedding's warmest moments stayed unseen by outsiders, emerging only as guests later recounted them.

Besides the celebration, the couple did something especially heartwarming.

Together they donated a large sum to many American charities.

All told, it came to 26 million dollars.

That money can help many people who truly need it.

On the wedding night, New York's landmark Empire State Building lit up just for them, sending its blessing.

See — one from music, one from sports, originally from two different worlds.

Yet now they've walked into the same wedding and become one family.

Really, people love them not just because they're famous.

But because, in an age when few still believe in love, they make people feel fairy tales might be real.

A girl who wrote so many songs about love finally got her own happy ending.

No wonder this could make so many people around the world happy for them.

Okay, that's all for today's share; let's chat again next time.