Nelly & Ashtani Get Ready for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding in Reality Show Trailer: ‘Nelly Is a Swiftie’
The couple's Peacock series returns next month with a look at their journey to the superstar-studded celebration, plus studio sessions and family life.
Nelly and his wife Ashanti are getting ready for the upcoming wedding of pop superstar Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs football player Travis Kelce. In the trailer for the second season of their reality show, "Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together," which premiered on October 15, Nelly proudly declares his fandom for Swift, a term known as a "Swiftie."
The trailer shows the couple prepping for their trip to Madison Square Garden, where they will attend the wedding. However, a small marital disagreement arises when Ashanti realizes Nelly forgot to bring lotion for their outing. Despite Nelly's disapproval of her using profanity, they continue on with their plans, showing that their love remains strong.
The trailer also gives viewers a glimpse into the couple's relationship beyond the wedding, featuring appearances from other hip-hop icons such as Fat Joe, Ja Rule, and Jadakiss. Ashanti can be seen working on re-recording her masters, a move that resonates with many female artists reclaiming ownership of their music, particularly in light of Swift's efforts to rerecord her first six studio albums.
Swift and Nelly have a longstanding connection, with the rapper having performed alongside her during her tours, including a memorable moment in 2015 when he called her "like a little sister." Nelly's own chart history includes hits like "Hot in Herre" and "Dilemma," both of which topped the Billboard Hot 100. Ashanti, too, has experienced success on the Hot 100, with her No. 1 hit "Foolish" in 2002.
The new season of "Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together" continues to follow the couple as they navigate parenthood with their son, Kareem, and decide how much of their family life they wish to share publicly. The show returns to Peacock on November 19.
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