Meeting Taylor Swift is an unforgettable experience for many, and comedian Marcello Hernández recently shared his unique encounter with the global pop icon during an appearance on the podcast “Therapuss.”

While chatting with host Jake Shane, Hernández recounted the memorable moment he met Swift at an “SNL” afterparty, where she was accompanied by NFL star Travis Kelce. He described Swift as “sweet” and shared that they had a shot together, highlighting her down-to-earth nature amidst her superstar status.

Marcello Hernández, who has been a cast member of “Saturday Night Live” since its 48th season, has made quite an impression with his viral sketches, particularly the popular “Domingo” sketch. The 28-year-old comedian brings his diverse background—growing up in Miami with a Cuban mother and a Dominican father—into his comedic style, resonating with audiences as he draws from his life experiences.

In addition to his current stint on “SNL,” Hernández recently released his first Netflix stand-up special, “American Boy,” on January 7, showcasing his comedic journey. On the podcast, he also spoke about his relationship with his girlfriend, Ana Amelia Battle Cabral, his interest in astrology, and the challenges of filming his Netflix special.

Beyond his successful television career, Hernández has engaged with fans through various social media platforms, notably with his TikTok series “Only in Dade,” which explores Miami culture. The comedian has also taken on roles in films such as “Happy Gilmore 2” and is set to voice characters in anticipated animated films like “72 Hours,” “The Angry Birds Movie 3,” and “Shrek 5.”

New episodes of “Therapuss” premiere every Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Netflix, with video episodes featured on Shane’s YouTube channel. This ongoing creative journey for Hernández not only entertains but also reflects his commitment to sharing his narrative, engaging his audience with relatable humor and heartfelt stories.

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