Flavor Flav expresses his wish to be 'preacher' at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding in future

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Flavor Flav has shared a unique wish to officiate the wedding of Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce if they decide to marry.

The iconic rapper, whose real name is William Jonathan Drayton Jr, expressed his enthusiasm for the high-profile relationship.

Flavor Flav praises Taylor Swift and her relationship

Speaking about Taylor Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce, Flavor Flav said, “I’m happy for Taylor. She found the love of her life, [and] I think Travis Kelce found the love of his life."

“I’m wishing them the longest and happiest relationship ever,” he added.

Flav admitted that he hopes to play an even more personal role in their future, saying, “If they do decide to get married, I want to be the preacher,” he revealed, sharing his dream to officiate the couple’s potential wedding vows.

The 65-year-old singer who has become a vocal supporter of Swift’s relationship with Kelce, says he’s “very proud” of their connection.

“I’m happy for my girl Taylor,” he noted, adding, “Hopefully she won’t have to look any further or go through any more relationships.”

Referencing some of Swift’s hits as he praised the couple’s romance, Flav quipped, “With her and Travis Kelce, it’s good blood, not ‘Bad Blood.’ With Travis Kelce, I think she had the best summer. I don’t think this was a 'Cruel Summer.'”

Flavor Flav’s onstage moment with Taylor Swift

Flavor Flav’s connection with Taylor Swift took the spotlight when they shared the stage at the September 2024 MTV Video Music Awards.

The rapper embraced Swift after presenting her and Post Malone with the Best Collaboration award for their song 'Fortnight'.

Their onstage moment symbolized Flav’s respect and admiration for the 'Anti-Hero' singer.

Aside from his Swift fandom, Flav has exciting news for his fans, hinting at new music on the horizon.

“I think you guys are going to get a little bit more music from me this year and then a lot more from me next year,” he teased, according to OK Magazine.

One of his latest projects includes 'She Got Game', a spinoff of Public Enemy’s 1998 track 'He Got Game'.

The song, created with Public Enemy co-founder Chuck D, is dedicated to supporting women’s sports and female athletes.

Flav, who was the official hype man for the US women’s water polo team in the 2024 Paris Olympics stated that the track reflects his admiration for women in sports, marking a powerful message of empowerment.