Maren Morris apparently walked away with an sudden memento from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s star-studded Madison Sq. Backyard marriage ceremony.
“Miranda Lambert and I by accident took one another’s sneakers house,” Morris, 36, claimed throughout a latest radio interview. “We don’t put on the identical shoe dimension, and the sneakers didn’t look the identical in any respect. They have been each simply, like, black heels.”
Morris and Lambert, 42, have been among the many many well-known faces current when Swift and Kelce, each 36, mentioned “I do” on July 3.
The bride and groom every wore bespoke, white creations from Christian Dior Haute Couture, whereas Morris and Lambert unintentionally coordinated in black. Whereas the “Bones” singer donned a sheath gown with a midriff cutout, Lambert rocked a lacy halter robe to match their respective charcoal-colored sneakers.
Upon returning house the following morning, Morris quickly realized that she introduced house a special pair of pumps than those she had arrived at MSG in.
“The subsequent day I used to be, like, ‘Whose sneakers are these?’” she recalled. “I needed to put on them as a result of I used to be, like, ‘I can’t stroll out of this marriage ceremony barefoot, that’s loopy.’”
Morris additional famous that Lambert, equally, realized that she additionally left the NYC area with another person’s stilettos the next day.
“After we realized we had taken one another’s sneakers house, in fact I’m like dying laughing, however I’m additionally relieved,” Morris mentioned. “I used to be like, ‘I don’t need whoever’s sneakers I took to suppose that I stole them, however somebody took mine.’ I assume [the] lesson is, don’t take your sneakers off. At a marriage you have to decide to the bit.”
In keeping with Morris, she solely came upon concerning the shoe swap with Lambert when the latter’s stylist shared that the “Little Crimson Wagon” songstress walked away with a pair of “dimension 6 sneakers” that apparently didn’t match.
“[So], I texted her,” Morris added, referring to the man nation star. “I used to be like, ‘That needs to be the signal of a extremely good time.’”
