Adam Scott is spilling the tea on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s star-studded New York City wedding nearly two months after the couple said “I do.”

Appearing Monday on the “Today” show, Scott shared what happened during the ceremony that left a lasting impression on him.

“It was incredible. I mean, it was really terrific. You know, I think the thing we walked away with, the impression we had more than anything, was that it was a real wedding. You had the sense that these are just people who love each other,” he said.

Scott continued, “It was kind of on a grand scale — there were more people than were at my wedding — but at its core, it just felt like a regular wedding with two people coming [together].”

The “Severance” star added that “everyone teared up” at the wedding, before gushing that “it was a really lovely, lovely event.”

“Today” co-host Craig Melvin then asked Scott if he had earned “some serious dad points” with one of the Swifties in his life — his 16-year-old daughter, Frankie — by attending the highly-anticipated wedding.

“Sure did, except I didn’t bring her. So I lost some points at the same time,” Scott replied. “But she stayed up and waited for us to come home that night to get all the details.”

Scott shares Frankie and his 19-year-old son, Graham, with wife Naomi, whom he tied the knot with in 2005.

Scott and his wife were among the estimated 1,000 guests at Swift and Kelce’s wedding in Madison Square Garden on July 3. An abundance of a-listers like Brad Pitt, Bradley Cooper, Gigi Hadid and Jennifer Lopez were also in attendance.

The couple, both 36, first announced their engagement in an August 2025 Instagram post nearly two years after confirming their romance.

“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” Swift and Kelce captioned the post alongside photos of them at their garden proposal.

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