Travis Kelce’s comedian pal not expecting Taylor Swift wedding invite

Andrew Santino, a comedian who counts Travis Kelce among his friends, isn’t expecting a wedding invitation for the NFL star’s upcoming nuptials to Taylor Swift.

“I doubt it,” Santino said on the “Pardon My Take” podcast Friday when asked if he would be attending the wedding. “I mean, I highly doubt it, dude.”

Santino explained, “You know she’s controlling that guest list. I’m not on that list… Dude, Trav is my boy. I love him to death.”

The “Happy Gilmore 2” actor, 41, also divulged that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, hinted at the engagement before he actually popped the question in August.

“Him and I spoke when I had last saw him and he said he wanted to do it when we had golfed together in April or May and he said he was doing it,” he shared. “But he didn’t say when. I don’t pry.”

While Kelce’s pal doesn’t expect to be included in the celebration — which a source previously told Page Six will happen next summer in Rhode Island — he said many of the NFL’s childhood friends will be.

“He’s got a lot of dogs from Ohio that he’s loyal to the foil on that will be there for sure,” the stand-up comedian said.

“They grew up with him and everything,” he added. “I’m an adult friend. Adult friends are different. We met later in life and I’m sure when they’re going down the list, she’ll get to Santino and be like, ‘Oh no dude.’”

The “Cruel Summer” songstress, 35, and athlete divulged their engagement — which happened two weeks prior — in a bombshell Aug. 26 social media announcement.

“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married 🧨,” they captioned a joint post at the time, which included snaps of the rose-filled proposal. Page Six later revealed that the big moment took place in Kelce’s Leawood, Kan., backyard.

The NFL star popped the question with an old mine brilliant-cut diamond, which we revealed could be worth up to $1 million.

According to TMZ, the “Blank Space” singer was spotted supporting her fiancé at the soft opening of his 1587 Prime Steakhouse in Kansas City Monday.