Who Is Naomi Scott? All the Details on Adam Scott's Wife

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The Emmys are incoming and—if my manifesting worked—Severance will be taking home several awards. The series is nominated for 27 Emmys this year (the most of any show), which means the entire cast will be on the carpet—plus their plus ones, which brings us to Adam Scott. And i you, too, found yourself forming a random parasocial attachment to Adam thanks to Severance, it's probably time for a deep dive on his wife Naomi Scott and their verrrrrry cute relationship.
Adam and Naomi are one of the rare Hollywood couples that actually last, and they've been going strong for a quarter century. The pair met at a bar in 1998 and married in 2005, going on to have two kids named Graham and Frankie.
Adam and Naomi mostly keep their kids out of the spotlight, but Adam shouts his wife out on Instagram all the time.
Also can we talk about the time he told Us Weekly "I just love [Naomi]. I think she's the coolest, the smartest, the funniest, and the most beautiful. It's pretty simple...So, I just hope that she still likes me most of the time. It's worked out, and I'm really, really lucky, but I just can't imagine anything else. I'm just lucky."
I can't. Also, sorry, have more cute posts to share:
Naomi was a producer on Fun Mom Dinner and Other People, and she and Adam also have a production company named, incredibly, Gettin' Rad Productions. Adam and Naomi spoke to Vulture about working together, and he noted that she "can really put things into slots and make things work." Meanwhile Naomi said, "I was looking around and saying, 'So many people want to work with you,' and I helped put all those pieces together to actually make something."
Naomi also told Movablefest, "We've been together for a long time, so part of that is our tastes now have blended. They were pretty similar to start with, but now the things that make me laugh, make him laugh and vice versa."
Anyway, here's one of their red carpet interviews in case you're interested in vibes (they're impeccable).
"I started at Jimmy Kimmel Live. I was there for the first year; I was an assistant there and then ended up being a producer on that show. That was my foray into producing," Naomi told SAG Indie. "It was really fun though. We had some great people who had worked on Letterman, including our executive producer and the head writer, so there was a feeling that anything could happen and it had that kind of feel to the show. So even though that piece was short-lived, it was great and we all learned huge lessons in a short amount of time."
Adam told Us Weekly, "They're teenagers now so actually Severance has really connected with them. They love it. It's the first time they've ever been interested at all in something I've done, at least that they've admitted to me. I can't imagine that they're keeping a secret that they're secretly fascinated by my work and not telling me about it. But they really do love it. I think they just never wanna watch anything I'm in because they get enough of me at home. They're 13 and 15, and I think the last thing they wanna do is something [like] that. But I do know that they're both really, really incredibly smart, hilarious, caring people, and that's all that I care about."