Taylor Swift was spotted boarding an aircraft near her Rhode Island home over the weekend, amid speculation that her bachelorette party was held there. In exclusive photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the 36-year-old singer's private jet was captured taking off from Groton-New London Airport in Groton, CT. A source confirmed the pop singer was flanked by her two full-time security guards as she boarded the plane. It comes ahead of her highly-anticipated wedding to her Kansas City Chiefs star fiancé Travis Kelce, 36. 

While Swift has kept mum about her celebratory festivities, it's rumored that her closest friends descended on her mansion for a last hoorah before she walks down the aisle. Her BFFs Selena Gomez and Gigi Hadid are among her bridesmaids. TMZ shut down the possibility that the Bad Blood hitmaker and her athlete fiancé could be tying the knot at Ocean House hotel in Rhode Island this weekend. Photos published by the outlet on Friday showed a huge tent on the hotel lawn, days after Swift's nearby mansion was bustling with security.

Multiple sources told the publication that she was not hosting a gathering at Ocean House, and instead another bride from New York City was set to wed there. Meanwhile, footage obtained by TMZ showed a woman who appeared to be Swift's longtime friend Abigail Anderson Berard on a balcony holding a small child. Another clip circulating on TikTok showed four women on a rooftop balcony, three dressed in black robes while a fourth – a blonde woman – stood out in a white robe. An eyewitness told TMZ the usually subdued property's lights were fully on by around 8 p.m. on Wednesday.

The same observer also described an unusually heavy security presence around the property. It was said that guards were positioned in the driveway as a gate opened for an SUV with tinted windows to leave the estate. Swift is days away from tying the knot with Kelce, as the pair have reportedly planned an Independence Day weekend wedding. In recent weeks, mystery around where the singer and football star will say 'I do' has deepened. Earlier this month an insider exclusively told the Daily Mail that the couple will marry at Madison Square Garden (MSG), with the pair deciding to 'embrace the spectacle' of a giant wedding.

And last week business owners in the highly congested area voiced concerns over a potential loss of revenue amid security accommodations. According to TMZ, less than one month before the expected event, local bars and restaurants claimed they had yet to receive details regarding the major event that is sure to have an impact on their establishments. Meanwhile, some insiders labeled the MSG narrative a 'distraction plot' to deter the public from the real wedding venue. It's been reported that wedding guests will not know the address until the morning of the event, believed to be July 3.