Jason Kelce reveals the one thing that surprised him most about Taylor Swift and Travis’ wedding

Jason Kelce is amazed that no pics of his brother Travis’ wedding to Taylor Swift have been leaked.

The former NFL athlete dished about the star-studded wedding at Madison Square Garden earlier this month during his appearance on SportsRadio 94WIP Thursday.

“I haven’t seen any legitimate photos really from the wedding,” he said. “It’s remarkable.”

The feat is even more impressive given the size and grandeur of the event. Jason said the wedding was the biggest one he’d ever attended.

“There were a thousand people inside Madison Square Garden,” he shared, noting the guest list was an insane mix of A-list superstars like Brad Pitt and family friends from the brothers’ hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.

He added of no major leaks coming from inside the wedding, “I think, this is obviously an effort by Travis and Taylor to really try and make this as intimate of a moment as possible.”

The father of four, 38, said he respects the privacy of the newlyweds as well as the “Love Story” singer’s family.

“There’s so much interest in what those guys are doing at all times, so I think you just get used to it,” he said.

Though he was tight-lipped on more specific details about the wedding, Jason did divulge that he cried more at his brother’s wedding than his own 2018 nuptials to his wife, Kylie Kelce.

“Kylie is probably not happy about that,” he joked.

But he wasn’t the only one shedding tears during the ceremony — sports commentator Joe Buck revealed that Travis, 36, was a “puddle” of tears watching Swift, 36, walk down the aisle. Buck said the Kansas City Chiefs tight end also got emotional watching his nieces — Jason and Kylie’s daughters Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley, 1— be the flower girls.

“Travis was a puddle watching his nieces come down the little ramp that they built,” Buck said on his “Rates & Barrels” podcast over the weekend.

“And then, you know, when [Swift] walked out, he was a puddle,” he continued.

As for the couple’s vows that reportedly took 20 minutes each, Buck confirmed they were “long,” but noted they were “well written.”

No official pics have been released from the NFL athlete and the pop star’s wedding.

Earlier this month, one of their wedding guests, Joseph Kahn — who directed multiple of Swift’s music videos including “Blank Space” and “Bad Blood” — called out “fake” photos from the ceremony circulating the internet.

Kahn posted on X, “Every picture I’ve seen of the wedding is fake. Trust me, AI would break if you tried to prompt it.”