NEW YORK — Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding NDA is toothless, but maybe that’s because guests are smart enough to know that crossing the pop superstar rarely goes well.

Insiders with direct knowledge told TMZ that the electronic document identifies no consequences — not even financial ones — against any of the thousand-plus guests who might make the grave mistake of violating it. That is unless one counts, what the outlet described as “the threat of public shaming … or being uninvited.”

Though the most devout of Swifties are known for putting up their digital dukes at even the hint of wrongdoing against the Grammy winner, 36, TMZ notes it’s the potential transgressors’ fellow guests who might take a stand against violators.

Eyes have always been glued to whatever Swift and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, also 36, are doing, or are thought to be doing, since news of their romance first made headlines in September 2023.

The lovers, who got engaged this past August, changed course from reported plans to wed June 13 at Ocean House, near Swift’s Rhode Island mansion, and per TMZ, are now believed to be marrying Friday at Madison Square Garden— a day before America celebrates its 250th birthday.

A city official confirmed to the Daily News last week that an event company had filed a permit to shutter the streets around the venue from Thursday through midday on the Fourth of July, though it’s unclear if MSG would just house the reception or the celebration too. Sources also told TMZ and The New York Times that several of Kelce’s teammates were spending part of the holiday week at the nearby Marriott Marquis.

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