Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris wedding rumors

Despite breakup rumors, Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris appear to be going strong as this week, the "Shake It Off" singer posted a picture that hints that not only are they still together but also that the EDM DJ is quite fond of his girlfriend's beloved cats, Olivia and Meredith.

Swift posted a photo on Instagram of Olivia chewing on a Moonman—the award given at MTV Video Music awards—and E! Online reports that the photo was taken by Harris. Teen Vogue reports that Harris has been looking after the singer's pets while she is on tour.

While the two have not been seen often together due to Swift's touring schedule and Harris'a gigs, there are new reports that the couple is reportedly planning a secret wedding and that they are taking a leaf out of Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux's book. The couple successfully pulled off a secret wedding ceremony earlier this year, and according to Heat magazine (via the Mirror), Swift has even taken pointers on how to plan the ceremony from the "Friends" star herself.
Heat reported that a source saw Swift talking to Aniston at Soho House.

"Jen was with manager Aileen [Keshishian] finishing up a meeting when Taylor arrived, and it seemed like it was a good ice breaker as Taylor seemed to know Aileen, and hugged her when she arrived," said the insider.

The source said that as soon as Keshishian left, the two ladies "started talking really intensely." The magazine's insider also claimed that Swift has invited her friends to a mysterious "special event."

Meanwhile, In Touch Weekly claims that the couple is so in love that they are planning two weddings—one in the U.K., and another in either Nashville or LA. A source told the magazine that the UK nuptials will be "a huge, over-the-top blowout party" while the one that will take place in the U.S. will be a little more low-key. Swift will reportedly be wearing different gowns by Vera Wang.

Reps for Swift and Harris have yet to comment on the rumors.

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