Kylie Kelce breaks silence on Travis and Taylor Swift’s star-studded MSG wedding

Kylie Kelce has given her one-word review on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding.

The “Not Gonna Lie” podcast host called the nuptials “incredible” when People spoke with her Thursday as she accompanied her husband, Jason Kelce, who is competing at the American Century Championship in Stateline, Nevada.

Kylie, 34, kept mum on any other details of the wedding, but Jason told a fan at the event the star-studded wedding “was a good time.”

He also told an onlooker the festivities were “great,” before responding to a question about whether he drank more than 15 beers.

Jason, 38, joked that the number of drinks he consumed was “way over” that.

The retired Philadelphia Eagles star served as Travis’ best man, while Taylor appointed her brother, Austin Swift, to be her “Man of Honor.”

A source told Page Six that Kylie and Jason’s four daughters — Wyatt, 6, Elliotte (a k a Ellie), 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley (a k a Finn), 1 — were flower girls during the ceremony.

Swift and Travis have yet to release any photographs from their lavish Madison Square Garden wedding in New York City on July 3, which had celeb guests including Brad Pitt, Selena Gomez, Tom Brady and more.

The couple reportedly each exchanged 20-minute vows, with Travis getting more emotional than his bride.

Taylor talked about how Travis was the guy in high school who, even though he was the star athlete, would go sit with the less-popular kids who were being bullied at lunchtime,” an insider told People.

And Taylor talked about how she wished she knew someone like that when she was in high school. It was so special,” the insider added

The newlyweds’ big day is estimated to have cost $30 million or more, with roughly $5 million alone spent on florals and decor, according to Esther Lee, editorial director at the Knot.

Lee told Page Six exclusively, “We estimate the total cost sits in the $20 million to $30+ million range, cementing it as a massive economic engine for the local NY economy and broader wedding industry at large.”