With only hours to go before the red carpet at the Met Gala 2025 rolls out, one question is dominating social media and trending across search engines worldwide: “Will Taylor Swift attend the Met Gala this year?” The phrase has quickly become a top trending topic, reflecting the massive curiosity surrounding the global superstar.
Taylor Swift, who famously co-chaired the Met Gala in 2016, has been absent from the event for nearly a decade. Each year, speculation grows around her return—only for it to be met with silence. But 2025 is different, and this time, there are signs that something big might actually be happening.
In recent days, Swift was spotted in New York City, leaving Electric Lady Studios, and—most notably—seen on video leaving her Tribeca apartment with boyfriend Travis Kelce. The clip, which went viral within hours, shows the couple getting into a black SUV, fueling widespread speculation that they’re on their way to the Met Gala together. If true, it would mark Taylor Swift’s return to the Met Gala and her first public red carpet appearance with a romantic partner.
Adding to the buzz, Travis Kelce was seen earlier this month in NYC, posing for a photoshoot in what many called a “very Met Gala look”: a white cable-knit sweater with green accents, paired with cream trousers and sneakers. With both stars confirmed to be in New York and no known scheduling conflicts this time around (unlike during Swift’s Eras Tour in 2024), fans have been connecting the dots—convinced a headline-making entrance is just hours away.
If Swift does attend tonight, it would not only mark a major comeback after nearly 10 years but also signal a new chapter in her relationship with Kelce, who has never appeared on the Met Gala carpet before. It would be a bold, public move in front of the world’s cameras—and a moment that could instantly go down in pop culture history.
As always, Taylor has remained tight-lipped. But her signature element of surprise, combined with the fact that “Will Taylor Swift attend the Met Gala 2025?” is currently the most searched query on Google, is reason enough to keep everyone on edge.
