There’s no bad blood between Meghan Markle and Taylor Swift.
Markle gave Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s engagement announcement a thumbs up on Tuesday — even as the news overshadowed the premiere of her show “With Love, Meghan.”
The Duchess of Sussex also dropped a new round of high-end “As Ever” products in conjunction with the launch of Season 2 of her cooking show.
It was a big day for Markle’s brand, but nothing could outshine Swift and Kelce’s news, announced via Instagram Tuesday morning.
“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” the “Blank Space” singer, 35, captioned a collection of photos from their dreamy garden engagement.
In the photos, the hitmaker rocked a striped Polo Ralph Lauren sundress and a pair of summer-ready sandals among the abundant flowers, while the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, wore a navy blue polo shirt paired with beige shorts and brown shoes.
Swift also showed off an eye-popping brilliant cut diamond sparkler framed by a yellow gold band — designed by Kelce with Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine Jewelry — which we exclusively revealed could potentially be worth $1 million.
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In one photo, the NFL star got down on his knees to embrace the pop star following the big moment — but the engagement actually happened “a couple of weeks ago,” an insider exclusively told Page Six on Tuesday.
It’s no surprise Markle gave the triumphant engagement post a “like.” She attended Swift’s Eras Tour concert in Los Angeles in August 2023, while Prince Harry was away in Tokyo.
Markle, 44, was among a slew of celebrities who “liked” the post or offered congratulations, including President Donald Trump, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes, and Eva Longoria, among many others.
Meanwhile on Tuesday, the the mom of two grappled with negative reviews of “With Love, Meghan” Season 2 — which the Guardian’s Lucy Mangan slammed as “so boring,” and “so painfully contrived.”
The Duchess of Sussex dismissed the criticism and defended her Netflix show during a Tuesday appearance on “The Circuit with Emily Chang.”
“I think I knew who I was trying to meet,” she said, referencing the series’ mixed reviews. “And so if you know your audience, you know your demographic, well, they love the show, and my partners love the show, and that’s why we have a Season 2 and why we have more fun coming.”