Add Page Six on Google Niecy Nash divulged that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce took their high-profile wedding guest’s cell phones and put them in a “glass case” to preserve the privacy of the massive event.
“I don’t think I’m speaking out of school because y’all seen it all online now, right?” the “Scream Queens” actress said during Thursday’s episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”
“But at the time, you had to zip the lip. They took your phone, they put it in a glass case. It was crazy.”
Nash, who attended the July 3 nuptials at Madison Square Garden with her wife, Jessica Betts, also shared that the event was “top secret,” adding, “You couldn’t tell anybody.”
The “Reno 911!” actress said the star-studded celebration was “so good.”
“I can tell you now. And let me tell you something,” she teased. “So I’m sure you guys heard by now that Adam Sandler officiated. And I didn’t know what he was going to have on. Well, you know, for Adam, he looked decent.”
Nash hinted at the lavish gifts and prizes guests were said to have received at the soirée, as well.
“They had a lot of games,” Nash told guest host Colman Domingo.
“You could play a game and when you get a ticket for the game you play, you put in a bucket and figure out if you can win the prizes that they gave away at the end. So that part was lovely.”
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Reps for the “Opalite” songstress and the NFL star did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment on Friday afternoon.
Nash isn’t the first of the power couple’s wedding guests to divulge details about the wedding. Earlier this month, Kyle and Kristin Juszczyk deemed the celebration “legendary” in exclusive comments to Page Six.
They also revealed that it was “wild” to be on the dance floor with so many high profile guests — including Hugh Grant, Selena Gomez, Lena Dunham, Brad Pitt and more.
Also in July, AMC CEO Adam Aron took to X to gush over details of the event — but later deleted the post.
“Real flowers and I think artificial trees welcomed fifteen rows of maybe 75 or so chairs,” he wrote. “They say there were around one thousand attendees, but surprisingly, it all felt intimate and small. Everything was close.”
He added, “I wish you were all could have been there with me, to witness real, pure, true joy.”
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