Comedian Dave Chappelle is breaking his silence on Travis Kelce selecting to attend one in all his recent comedy shows as a part of his bachelor party celebration.
“I used to be shocked, I had never seen anything like that. A whoreless bachelor party?” Chappelle, 52, recalled during a Zoom interview on CNN’s Independence Eve Live on Friday, July 3. “Whatever makes you glad, Travis.”
Travis, 36, was joined by his brother, Jason Kelce, and a gaggle of friends last month for a West Coast bachelor party. The group attended Chappelle’s show and multiple sporting events to rejoice Travis’ nuptials to pop star Taylor Swift.
Travis and Swift, 36, coincidentally said “I do” on Friday night, the identical time of the CNN broadcast, inside Latest York City’s famed Madison Square Garden arena in front of a star-studded crowd of nearly 1,000 family members.
“I heard he was getting married at Madison Square Garden. You’d think I could have gotten an invitation, but I didn’t,” Chappelle quipped throughout the CNN broadcast. “I didn’t make the 15,000 closest friends.”
He then asked CNN hosts Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper, who hosted their live special from blocks away from MSG in Times Square, whether or not they scored invitations to the marriage of the yr.
“It looks just like the three of us are the one three people [who didn’t go],” Cohen,58, jokingly replied on Friday. “The three of us are the one ones not invited.”

Cohen and Cooper, 59, were busy hosting their CNN broadcast on Friday night, while Chappelle called in from his stand-up show in California. At the identical time, Swift and Travis celebrated their love story in front of a seemingly never-ending list of Hollywood A-list stars, including Bradley Cooper, Jessica Alba, Kelsea Ballerini, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and Miranda Lambert.
“Well, I eloped,” Chappelle joked to the CNN cohosts, contrasting the dimensions of his nuptials to Swift and Kelce’s big day. “Me and my wife went to Taco Bell after we got married in Vegas, like, ‘Well, it’s going to be an extended life. Good luck to each of us!’”
Chappelle has been married to Elaine Mendoza Erfe, with whom he shares three children, since 2001.
“We don’t live in Hollywood,” the comedian previously revealed of their day by day life out of the highlight during a 2020 episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With Dave Letterman. “There’s no paparazzi attempting to get [our] picture. … I don’t think I ever leave my children’s presence without letting them know I like them ‘cause I never know what’s going to occur anyway.”




