Savannah Guthrie aggressively interrogated Kylie Kelce about her brother-in-law Travis Kelce’s upcoming wedding to Taylor Swift.
Guthrie asked Kylie, the wife of Travis’ brother Jason, “Do we think there’s a wedding this year?” during Friday morning’s episode of the “Today” show.
Kylie squirmed in her seat before replying, “Oh, I don’t know.”
Instead of letting her off the hook, the journalist grilled her further, asking her, “Do you really not know?”
“I have no idea,” Kylie replied.
The “Not Gonna Lie” podcast host, 33, then laughed uncomfortably and looked away, trying to avoid eye contact.
Guthrie, 54, pushed again, making a pun about her podcast by asking, “You’re not going to lie?”
Kylie laughed off the question, exclaiming, “Yes! I’m not going to lie.”
Guthrie lightened the mood, asking her if she isn’t going to “get [herself] in trouble.”
“Never!” Kylie said, before divulging, “But we are so excited to celebrate, though, we can’t wait.”
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end proposed to the pop star in August 2025 after two years of dating. Sources told Page Six that they are expected to tie the knot this summer in Rhode Island.
Earlier this week, Guthrie pressed Serena Williams on her potential return to tennis.
“Really? Are you asking me that on the ‘Today’ show? Oh, my gosh. Really?” Williams said.
Instead of moving on with the interview, Guthrie asked, “Is that a no?”
This prompted the athlete to trip over her words, bumbling, “People on the set are laughing. This is distracting. … I’m just having fun and enjoying my life right now. … That’s not a yes or a no. I don’t know. I’m just gonna see what happens.”
When Guthrie pointed out that her reply was a “maybe,” Williams shut her down.
“That’s not a maybe. Listen, I have two kids,” Williams said. “I’m a full-time stay-at-home mom. When I filled out a form the other day for occupation, [I wrote] ‘Housewife.’”
Toward the end of the sit-down, Guthrie repeatedly asked Williams if she was mad at her — seemingly regretting her prying questions.
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