Niall Horan has "loads of weddings" to attend this year, but refused to confirm if that includes Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's nuptials.

The Slow Hands singer - who has been friends with the pop megastar for over a decade - noted he will be seeing some of his loved ones tie the knot over the coming months but stayed coy when pressed on if that included the highly-anticipated marriage between Taylor and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end.

Speaking on Canada's Katie and Ed Show, Niall said: "I've got loads of weddings to go to. I've got two weddings in a few weeks, so yeah."

Host Katie Summers pressed the topic further and joked she was the "annoying Swiftie in every room," but the 32-year-old star remained determined not to offer any confirmation.

He simply said: "I know what you're getting at. I've been invited to a few weddings.

"We'll see which ones I'm free for, I don't know."

Meanwhile, actor Miles Teller recently admitted he is unsure if he and wife Keleigh Sperry will be invited to Taylor and Travis' "impressive wedding".

Asked if he will be invited to Taylor's wedding, Miles told Parade magazine: "I don't know.

"That is gonna be, I imagine, one impressive wedding. Just very happy for them. I've known Trav for a while, too, and I think they're having a blast. That's the point."

Taylor previously told talk show host Graham Norton that the guest list for the wedding will be huge and he is among those she plans to invite.

When he asked her if the wedding would be in 2026, she teased: "Oh you'll know."

Graham assumed this meant she was "going big", but Taylor explained: "I was just meaning, I was going to invite you to it."

Graham then joked that if he's on the guest list, it must be "very big", and the Fate of Ophelia hitmaker replied it's "huge", before admitting that's part of the plan.

She said: "I know it's going to be fun to plan because I think the only stressful weddings are the ones where you have a small amount and people are on the bubble.

"And you have to evaluate or assess your relationship with them to see if they should be there. I'm not going to do that."