Taylor Swift got an early peek at the venue security for her upcoming wedding.
Four individuals — including three that seemed to be some sort of Madison Square Garden security or staff — stopped an overzealous male fan Wednesday night who ventured a little too close to the pop star while trying to either take a selfie or record a quick video with Swift ahead of the Knicks’ epic Game 4 rally.
While Swift chatted it up pregame on the floor alongside the Haim sisters in the location of her upcoming wedding to Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce, it appeared the male fan said something that caused Swift and the Haim sisters to look in his direction while he held his phone up high in his right hand.
Swift did not appear in distress, although a woman in a white outfit placed a hand on her seemingly to ensure everything was fine.
A man wearing a bold orange jacket extended his arm and pushed the fan away from the celebrities.
Another man appeared to be a security staffer also shoved the fan in the opposite direction.
A third individual in a blue shirt, perhaps a fellow citizen, actually forcefully went behind the fan to further send him away from Swift, while a female arena worker ushered him toward the exit.
Swift and Kelce will be getting married at the World’s Most Famous Arena over the July 3 weekend, choosing the venue because “privacy was of number one importance to them both,” per Page Six.
The couple is renting MSG for three days reportedly at a cost of at least $1 million per day, with the first day being setup, the second being the wedding and the third involving nuptials cleanup.
Swift did not have her fiancée with her Wednesday night when she sat courtside and witnessed the biggest comeback in Finals history with the Knicks erasing a 29-point deficit in their 107-106 win.
The “Blank Space” singer enjoyed the victory, celebrating after exiting and asked one of the Haim sisters while she vacated the building: “What is life?”
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