Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding guest insists he didn’t sneak in phone as Kevin Hart calls him out

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Marcello Hernández insisted he didn't sneak a phone into Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding after Kevin Hart jokingly called the "Saturday Night Live" star out.

During an appearance on "Watch What Happens Live" Monday, host Andy Cohen asked Hernández what was the "most surprising thing" he saw at the pair's star-studded New York City nuptials earlier this month.

"The most surprising thing I saw at the wedding was Tom Cruise. I got to talk to Tom Cruise — he grew up in a house full of women and we got to relate about that," Hernández, 28, shared.

"I think just being around athletes that I look up to. It was like the ESPYs before the ESPYs," he added.

Hart, 47, interjected: "Oh, you saw more than that because you were sending me videos."

"I'm sorry. What was that?" Hernández replied to his "72 Hours" co-star.

"You were sending me videos. You were like, 'Kev, I can't believe this. There's no phones allowed, but look, I snuck mine in.' Remember?" the "Jumanji: The Next Level" actor quipped.

Hernández burst out laughing before sending a message to Kelce.

"I did not do that, Aye yo, Trav, I did not do that," he declared.

However, Hart doubled down on his joke, saying, "Remember? You were like, 'Yo Kev, this is crazy right here.'"

Hernández was one of several stars — including Jennifer Lopez, Nelly, Selena Gomez and Gigi Hadid — who witnessed Swift and the Kansas City Chiefs star, both 36, tie the knot at Madison Square Garden on July 3.

The comedian attended the ceremony with his girlfriend, Ana Amelia Batlle Cabral.

The bride and the groom both exchanged 20-minute vows at the garden-themed wedding , which was officiated by actor Adam Sandler.

The "Bad Blood" singer and Kelce both wore Christian Dior Haute Couture .

Swift reportedly walked down the aisle to her 2008 hit song “Love Story.”

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