Taylor Swift’s highly discussed guest list for her upcoming wedding will now apparently include one debated friend who reportedly was hanging on the chopping block.

Supermodel Karlie Kloss’ invite was allegedly up in the air, according to a report from the Daily Mail on May 30. However, TMZ reported Tuesday that a source said Kloss will, indeed, be invited.

The “Bad Blood” singer, 36, is set to marry Travis Kelce, also 36, reportedly on or around July 3.

Reps for Swift and Kloss did not immediately reply to Page Six’s request for comment.

Per the Daily Mail’s report, a source noted that Swift has some “friendships [that] have become strained for various reasons,” and that the superstar “wants to be surrounded by those who can genuinely share the love and meaning of the day, especially the people who have played important roles in her life for years.”

Kloss, 33, and Swift first became friends in 2013 and made joint appearances in music videos, attended concerts together and hung out at home.

However, things hit a snag in 2018 when Kloss married Joshua Kushner. Swift did not attend, citing “work commitments.” Notably, Kloss’ then-manager, Scooter Braun, was a guest.

Braun acquired Swift’s early catalog of albums in June 2019, a business deal that the pop star says left her feeling “grossed out” and resulted in her re-recording several of her albums.

The source told the Daily Mail that Swift “came to believe that Karlie’s intentions were not as genuine as she once thought, and that the friendship became more about proximity to Taylor’s fame than a real bond.”

TMZ’s sources, however, say that the two have settled whatever differences they had, and Kloss will be on the guest list.

Speculation over the Kelce-Swift wedding list has been fierce.

Zoë Kravitz, Ed Sheeran, the Haim sisters, Suki Waterhouse, Gigi Hadid and Selena Gomez are among the stars who have snagged invites to the upcoming nuptials.

Meanwhile, Miles Teller and his wife, Keleigh Sperry, were left off the guest list after having an apparent falling out with their once-close friends, Page Six recently confirmed.

Jenny from the Block knows a thing or two about turning back the clock.

At 56, the multihyphenate icon looks not just years, but decades younger than her actual age. So it makes sense that her skin care brand, JLo Beauty, just launched a product combining two of the most powerful anti-aging ingredients on the market: That JLo Fusion Retinal & Vitamin C Power Serum.

“My results come from a consistent skin care regimen, and I learned that real skin renewal happens at night,” Lopez told Page Six Style.

While brightening vitamin C and collagen-stimulating retinal typically aren’t combined in the same formula due to stability and compatibility issues, the encapsulated delivery system of That JLo Fusion allows both ingredients to “work in harmony,” per Lopez.

Billed as JLo Beauty’s “most innovative product yet,” the serum, which is intended for nighttime use, also incorporates exfoliating glycolic acid and the brand’s much-discussed, olive-derived Terralume Complex to refine skin’s texture, boost radiance and minimize the look of fine lines.

It’s already a cornerstone of Lopez’s own evening skin care regimen, which she never skips.

“No matter what’s going on in my life, whether I’m working or just maintaining my everyday glow, the key is to really use my nighttime skincare to level up my results and restore my skin to its best version of itself,” the superstar told us.

If you’re looking to try the rest of Lopez’s p.m. staples, consider the AM + PM Radiance Routine set; along with That JLo Fusion, it includes mini sizes of That Hit Single Gel Cream Cleanser, That JLo Glow Serum, That Glow Mist, That Blockbuster Hydrating Cream and That Big Screen Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Moisturizer, all for under $100.

The latter’s a favorite of Page Six’s own Style & Shopping Director, Elana Fishman.

“It layers beautifully beneath makeup, has a delightful whipped texture and is hydrating without feeling heavy or greasy,” she said.

“It’s never broken out my sensitive, acne-prone skin, and the packaging is beautiful too (no surprise there — this is a JLo enterprise, after all). I’ve used up several tubs!”

And while Lopez’s products are sure to elevate your mornings and evenings, you can also use them to freshen up your makeup midday, as the “On The Floor” singer demonstrated on Instagram recently.

In her Reel, J.Lo uses That Glow Mist as a setting spray, pats on a little of That Fresh Take Eye Cream “to keep that area moisturized and looking smooth to prevent makeup from looking cakey,” and dabs on her flan de vanilla-scented Beso Balm to add a little shine to her lips.

Clearly, Lopez didn’t become an icon without thinking outside of the box.

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Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson was booed after mocking fans for a “USA” chant at a Florida show — then doubled down, asking what they had to be “so proud of” in America before the crowd turned on him.

The trouble began during the band’s Sunday night show in Tampa, on their “Southern Hospitality Tour,” when an image of the group’s black crow mascot dressed as Uncle Sam appeared on a screen behind the stage, prompting audience members to start the pro-America chant, TMZ reported.

A source told the outlet that the band was moments away from playing their hit song “She Talks to Angels” when Robinson, 59, pushed back at the crowd.

“Thanks for the geography lesson,” the singer reportedly said, becoming more annoyed as the “USA” cheers continued.

“I don’t know what you have to be so proud of right now,” he snapped, according to the outlet.

The comment was enough to set off a round of boos from the crowd — with some so upset they started leaving the venue.

In a clip obtained by TMZ, Robinson is heard clapping back at those booing him.

“Some of us have real faith,” the 59-year-old singer is heard saying to a noticeably dwindling crowd.

“For those of you f–king booing us, some of us are not afraid. And we most assuredly are not f–king ignorant.”

The online backlash to the rocker’s remarks was swift.

“US Veteran here. Bought tickets for my wife’s birthday in Tampa. Chris Robinson mocked the USA chanters… We walked out disappointed. Hoping for a partial refund,” one fan shared on X.

“So I’m at the black crowes concert in Tampa tonight… Chris Robinson basically just told Patriots to kiss his ass! Not kidding. This was my 12th Crowes concert since 87, I just dropped them like a hot iron. F–k you Chris!” another fan seethed.

“Never had any issue with the Black Crowes, but good lord, Chris Robinson handled this in the worst way possible. It’s one thing if the fans are combative or disrupting your set, it’s another when fans are innocuously chanting USA,” wrote another.

The Atlanta-born singer, who started the band with his brother, guitarist Rich Robinson, in 1984, found major success in the early 1990s, especially with their first two albums: “Shake Your Money Maker” (1990) and “The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion” (1992).

The band split in 2015, reunited in 2019, and are currently on tour in support of their 10th studio album, “A Pound of Feathers.”

In a March interview with Mojo to promote the album, Robinson described himself as “not interested in politics.”

“I’m not interested in politics. I’m more interested in poetry and art and people and experience,” the lead singer told the outlet.