Travis Kelce’s ‘flabbergasted’ pal calls him out over wedding snub: ‘Everybody else’ went

Look what you made him do.

Retired NFL player Will Compton called out pal Travis Kelce after he was snubbed from the groom’s star-studded wedding to Taylor Swift.

Dave Portnoy called Compton, who is a staple at Kelce’s Tight End University summit, on Monday’s “Wake Up Barstool” episode over the latter’s “stunning” absence from the New York City nuptials.

“I’m gonna be honest, I didn’t think nothing of it at first,” Compton, 36, said.

The “kinda flabbergasted” former football player, however, started seeing “all these photos” from attendees and realized “everybody else” was present at the Madison Square Garden ceremony.

“I saw [sports analyst] Dean Blandino got an invite,” the ex-linebacker pointed out. “Is that real?”

Portnoy, 49, confirmed that the Fox Sports personality was present — as well as “everybody at Tight End U.”

Compton, who cut out during the phone call, noted he planned to “talk to Travis.”

When the clip went viral on X, Compton tweeted that it had been a “tough phone call” with his “heart rate … at 142 for 44 minutes at that point.”

He went on to thank T-Bob Hebert for “giving context at the top” to clarify that he was in Italy when Swift and Kelce walked down the aisle.

Compton has co-hosted the “Bussin’ With the Boys” podcast with Taylor Lewan since 2019 — and Kelce was a guest on the show for the first time in July 2023, two months before going public with his and Swift’s romance.

When he was back on the show the following year, the Kansas City Chiefs player spoke about the pop star and broke down his top three favorite songs of hers.

In his most recent appearance in July 2025, Kelce dubbed the paparazzi the worst part of Swift’s fame and quipped he, doesn’t “want [his] meat on Page Six.”

He proposed to the Grammy winner the following month after two years of dating.

While the couple have stayed tight-lipped about their nuptials, guests have raved about the “intimate” ceremony, from Olympian Abby Wambach to “Good Morning America” co-host Robin Roberts.

More than 1,000 guests watched the duo say “I do” — after Page Six reported they “already” tied the knot in private.