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Nelly & Ashtani Get Ready for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding in Reality Show Trailer: ‘Nelly Is a Swiftie’

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The second season trailer for *Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together* shows the couple getting ready to attend Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, with Nelly declaring himself a Swiftie. The appearance links the reality show to Swift’s influence on artists’ efforts to reclaim ownership of their music, while also offering a glimpse of the couple’s everyday relationship.

The trailer includes a disagreement over a forgotten bottle of lotion, appearances by Fat Joe, Ja Rule and Jadakiss, and Ashanti recording new versions of her masters. The season will also follow the couple as they navigate parenthood and decide how much of their family life to share. The show returns to Peacock on 19 November.

  • Nelly says he is a Swiftie as the couple prepare for the wedding.
  • Ashanti is shown re-recording her masters.
  • The new season arrives on Peacock on 19 November.

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Nelly is a rapper whose hits include “Hot in Herre”, while Ashanti is a singer known for songs such as “Foolish”. The pair had an on-and-off relationship before reuniting and marrying; their reality series follows their life together and their work in music.

A “master” is the original recording of a song, and whoever owns it can control how it is used and earn money from it. Artists sometimes make new recordings of their songs to gain more control over them. Taylor Swift has brought wide attention to this issue by re-recording albums whose original recordings she did not own.

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