Adam Scott may have been lucky enough to have a thriving career in the film industry, starring in some of Hollywood's most coveted roles. Still, he feels more fortunate to have married the beautiful Naomi Sablan.
Adam Scott gained indelible fame with his breakout role as Ben Wyatt in the NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation." He is a two-time nominee for the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor.
However, despite his success, Scott is a dedicated family man and is the loving husband to Naomi Scott, born Naomi Sablan. He does not shy away from heaping praises on his wife for being "brilliant, hilarious and beautiful."
Actor Adam Scott and Naomi Scott at the premiere of the second season of "Big Little Lies" on May 29, 2019, in New York City. | Source: Getty Images
The "Party Down" actor gushed over his wife on an emotional Instagram post, thanking her for "holding down the fort" while he attempted to parent over zoom. Beginning his post with love emojis, the actor went on to praise his wife, saying:
"I marvel at what an incredible mother she is—and the kind, smart, caring people our kids are as a result."
Scott shared that were it possible; he'd grant his wife "a year of Mother's Days." Besides being a loving husband, he is also a father of two, Frankie and Graham.
Speaking to Page Six, the actor shared his secret to a happy marriage, saying that putting away his iPhone while spending time with his wife has worked for him.
Naomi, who married Scott in 2005, also has a flair for the dramatics, albeit differently from her husband. She is a writer and a producer. She is also a former producer on the famous ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
She has worked on the 2015 "The Overnight," an acclaimed indie comedy in which her husband plays Alex. Her other film credits include the comedy-drama "Other People" and the 2017 "Ghosted."
When the power duo is not bringing up their beautiful kids, they also work on other projects together. They have expanded their comedic footprint with their own production company, Gettin' Rad Productions, which focuses on bringing comedy to TV.
As production partners, Scott and Naomi have produced the humorous Adult Swim series specials titled "The Greatest Event in Television History." "The Overnight" is also the company's first feature film.
Other credits associated with the company include "Fun Mom Dinner." Gettin' Rad Productions signed with Universal Television, and as the production company's Vice President Vela Bajaria said at the time:
"We look forward to making some very interesting and successful new TV shows with their company."
STARRING IN "SEVERANCE"
Scott's latest project is the thriller workplace drama "Severance," where he stars as Mark Scout, a department chief at Lumon Industries, who's mourning his departed wife.
The startling series, whose first two episodes will premiere on February 18, chronicles employees at the shadowy corporation after undergoing a "severance," a surgical procedure used to separate the work memories from non-work ones.
The procedure brings a theoretical approach to work-life balance by creating a mental barrier that ensures that while at work, the employees have no memories of their home life and vice versa.
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