Dakota Johnson talks about Taylor Swift wedding after starring in 'Patient Zero' music video

Dakota Johnson says Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding was 'everything she's dreamed of'

Published September 28, 2026
Dakota Johnson talks about Taylor Swift wedding after starring in Patient Zero music video
Dakota Johnson talks about Taylor Swift wedding after starring in 'Patient Zero' music video

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tied the knot in July this year, and one of the guests from their lavish wedding shared some insights.

Dakota Johnson, who also starred in the music video of Swift's track Patient Zero, has broken her silence over the songstress' wedding.

Speaking on BBC Radio 1 with host James Greg, Johnsons said that Swift and Kelce's wedding days was "so fun."

Johnson said of Swift, "It was so like… everything she’s dreamed of. It just felt so completely her."

This comes as Johnson starred in Swift's music video recently. Speaking about the music video, the actress said, "Taylor and I are really good friends, and we talk a lot about everything, everything on the planet."

"A lot of that is true crime, and she’s a genius person, and if you talk about world-building, I think the inside of her mind is this miraculous, intricate wonderland."

"And so, she asked if I would do this, and of course, I’ll do anything with her; she’s the most fun," Johnson added.

The music video debuted at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards on September 27. It also features Colin Farrell, who starred as Swift's toxic ex.

It is pertinent to mention that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tied the knot on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in the New York City. Besides Dakota Johnson, the wedding guest list included around 1000 people.

Syeda Waniya
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