Officiating Taylor Swift’s wedding with Travis Kelce is “King Swiftie” Flavor Flav’s wish, which he expressed soon after the couple got engaged, but will he?

The 66-year-old rapper shared where he stands with the officiating gig in a new interview, now that the wedding is confirmed for next summer.

The Fight the Power hitmaker admitted that he has yet to receive an invite to the wedding, in conversation with People Magazine.

However, the King Swiftie still has no bad blood with the Opalite hitmaker, 36, and is still holding out the candle for a last-minute invite.

“No, I didn’t get an invite to the wedding. I ain’t expect one. You know what I’m saying? The whole nine. But they know they got my blessings and if she invites me, you dig? All right. I’m going. King Swiftie going to be at the wedding,” he told the outlet.

The rapper has been supportive of the Grammy winner for years and was named “King Swiftie” by the Swiftie community.

Swift herself acknowledged him during multiple Eras Tour shows he attended in 2024.

When the champagne problems songstress and her fiancé announced their engagement in August, Flav gushed that he was trying to get ordained just so he could be the wedding officiant if needed.

Google has finally started rolling out its one of the most anticipated features i.e., to change “primary gmail address.”

The most notable characteristic is that you can change it without losing any data or creating a new account.

With this, a longstanding pain point of users will be solved. Users had outdated, unprofessional, and even embarrassing email addresses from their youth that couldn’t be changed due to data stored with it.

Earlier, to get a new @gmail.com was a cumbersome process as it involves creating a new account everytime. Users used to transfer data manually.

However, with this new system, users can select a new address while their existing account and its data (emails, google photos, and linked services) remain intact.

An important point to consider is that your old email address will not be lost. The previous gmail handle will become an automatic alias, continuing to receive mail and function as a sign-in option for Google services such as YouTube and Maps.

Beyond its advantages, the feature has some restrictions too. The new address must also end in @gmail.com and one can’t create another address for 12 months after a change.

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As we are near to saying goodbye to 2025 and welcoming the new dawn of 2026, Google looks back at the year’s top searches.

Google’s list of top trending searches of 2025 spotlights the events, people, and pop-culture viral moments that had everyone Googling.

Charlie Kirk remained the top searched keyword on Google in 2025, while behind it were Netflix’s hit film “KPop Demon Hunters,” the viral plush collectible Labubu, Apple’s iPhone 17, and the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” which was enacted as law in July and passed by the Congress.

Charlie Kirk, 31-year-old conservative, who was shot and killed while he was addressing the university crowd on his Turning Point USA tour at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025, fueled surge in search spikes across U.S.

Other major search spikes included New York City’s first Muslim Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, the AI platform DeepSeek, the U.S. government shutdown, the FIFA Club World Cup, and tariffs, as reported by Google.

Here’s a breakdown of what Americans Googled for most in 2025, a year that will soon pass into history.

Top trending US searches of 2025

1. Charlie Kirk

2. KPop Demon Hunters

3. Labubu

4. iPhone 17

5. One Big Beautiful Bill Act

6. Zohran Mamdani

7. DeepSeek

8. Government shutdown

9. FIFA Club World Cup

10. Tariffs

Top trending US news searches

1. One Big Beautiful Bill Act”

2. Government shutdown

3. Charlie Kirk assassination

4. Tariffs

5. No Kings protest

6. Los Angeles fires

7. New Pope chosen

8. Epstein files

9. US presidential inauguration

10. Hurricane Melissa

Top trending people searches

1. Zohran Mamdani

2. Tyler Robinson

3. d4vd

4. Erika Kirk

5. Pope Leo XIV

6. Shedeur Sanders

7. Bonnie Blue

8. Karoline Leavitt

9. Andy Byron

10. Jimmy Kimmel

Top trending movies searches

1. “KPop Demon Hunters”

2. “Sinners”

3. “The Minecraft Movie”

4. “Happy Gilmore 2”

5. “Thunderbolts*”

6. “F1”

7. “Jurassic World Rebirth”

8. “Final Destination Bloodlines”

9. “Weapons”

10. “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”

Top trending searches of passings:

1. Charlie Kirk

2. Gene Hackman

3. Ozzy Osbourne

4. Anne Burrell

5. Diane Keaton

6. Michelle Trachtenberg

7. Pope Francis

8. Hulk Hogan

9. Malcolm-Jamal Warner

10. Val Kilmer

Top trending actors searches:

1. Pedro Pascal

2. Malachi Barton

3. Walton Goggins

4. Pamela Anderson

5. Charlie Sheen

6. Eric Dane

7. Mikey Madison

8. Aubrey Plaza

9. Adam Sandler

10. Justin Baldoni