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Pop music megastar Taylor Swift and football player Travis Kelce are married, the New York Post’s Page Six reported on Thursday, citing multiple unnamed sources amid preparations for an expected celebration at New York’s Madison ​Square Garden.

The couple, both 36, exchanged vows in front of a “tiny group of loved ones,” the media outlet said. It did not say when or where the nuptials took ‌place, though it noted Swift’s private jet recently spent time in Nashville, the city where she lived early in her career.

Swift’s publicist did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and Reuters could not confirm the Page Six report.

As workers scrambled to prepare Madison Square Garden earlier Thursday for what was expected to be a lavish celebration for the superstars, the pair showed some support for New York: The singer’s publicity team said on Thursday that Kelce and Swift had ​donated $26 million to several charities in the city and elsewhere this week.

Neither has commented publicly on their plans, but several media outlets reported that Swift and Kelce held a 100-person event ​at the sports arena on Thursday that will be followed by a larger celebration in front of 1,000 people on Friday.

Police set up barriers around the venue, closing streets and blocking pedestrian walkways. Several sport utility vehicles, with tinted windows to conceal the occupants, drove into the venue. Celebrities, including actors Bradley Cooper and Lena Dunham, sportscaster Erin ​Andrews and music producer Jack Antonoff, were photographed at or near the site in sequinned dresses or other fancy attire.

A sign posted at an entrance advised that anyone entering from June 29 through ​July 3 for “an event” could have their photo taken. By entering, people were agreeing to maintain strict confidentiality, including not discussing its hosts or attendees, the sign said, according to an image captured by a Reuters journalist.