Trash from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Wedding Sold Online

Trash collected outside Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding is now being sold online — and people are actually buying it. The website New York City Garbage is offering souvenirs from the July 3 celebration at Madison Square Garden for $25 each. Supplies are reportedly running low.

Items include pieces of fabric, soda can tops, and even an AirPod — all found on NYC streets near the venue. The seller claims to have gathered the trash as close to the Garden as possible so fans can own a piece of history.

The most unusual item is a bag of air allegedly collected inside Madison Square Garden during the ceremony, priced at $49,999.99. Despite the absurd price, the listing has been viewed over 200 times, showing fans' interest in the event.

Public reaction is mixed: some see it as creative, others mock it. But the fact remains that small boxes of "celebrity trash" are selling for $25 each. As long as Taylor Swift doesn't demand a cut, the business is booming.

This case raises questions about the boundaries of fandom and the commercialization of celebrities' private lives. For many fans, the chance to own a piece of history — even if it's trash — is valuable. However, experts note that such sales rarely hold real value and often play on emotions.

Meanwhile, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are likely unfazed by the hype. Their wedding became one of the year's most talked-about events, and now even its waste has found an audience. What's next? Perhaps air from under the bride's veil?