The pop superstar steals the show as the impromptu DJ at an unforgettable house party hosted by the Beatles legend, attended by an A-list of entertainment and sports stars.
- Jun 28, 2024
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift recently showcased her DJ skills at an extravagant house party thrown by none other than Sir Paul McCartney. The venue for this star-studded event was McCartney's Los Angeles mansion, bringing together an impressive roster of celebrities that included NFL star Travis Kelce, The Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger, The Beatles drummer Ringo Starr, rock legend Bruce Springsteen, and entertainment icons Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox, among others.
Jimmy Kimmel, who attended the event with his wife Molly McNearney, shared insights about the party during an appearance on "The Howard Stern Show". Kimmel revealed, "We were invited to a dinner that night and then the host of the dinner got invited to that party and said, 'Why don't we all go to the party?' And so we went to the party." Kimmel also clarified that Swift wasn't formally hired as the DJ, but she took control of the music by connecting her iPhone to McCartney's house sound system.
The power couple was awestruck by the assembly of world-famous personalities. "It was one of those parties where I didn't know how to hold my body. I didn't know where to look! I didn't know what to do. It was like one more famous person after another," McNearney noted. She took comfort in seeing fellow "Friends" alumni Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox at the gathering.
Swift's presence added to the allure of the evening, and when Stern inquired whether she came accompanied by Travis Kelce, Kimmel confirmed, "Yes, indeed! Yes, indeed," and McNearney echoed, "He's very good looking."
Despite the profusion of musical talent in the house, Kimmel disclosed that no jam session unfolded. Instead, the party revelers, including his wife, found joy dancing in the kitchen. Kimmel admitted to feeling slightly star-struck himself, finding solace in speaking with Bruce Springsteen. "We talked about Elvis and we talked about - I don't know - just being in LA. We even had that moment, like, 'Can you believe this party?' Even Bruce Springsteen was like, 'This is some party!' "
Even Howard Stern couldn't hide his envy over missing the event, probing Kimmel for every minute detail. The ABC late-night host summed up the otherworldly experience, saying, "I think what you do at a party like that is you gravitate toward the people you already know, and you go, 'Can you believe that this is happening and that we're here?' And you kinda leave it at that."
