Richard Wilkins left red-faced following wild antics at Delta Goodrem's Malta wedding
The Australian singer, 40, appeared on Today on Tuesday, and was asked by co-host Karl Stefanovic if Wilkins, 71, 'behaved' himself at the ceremony.
'I can't confirm or deny!' Delta responded.
The camera then captured Wilkins, 71, looking visibly embarrassed as he turned away and covered his mouth with his hand.
'Hey, Dickie looks worried!' co-host Sarah Abo quipped, before asking the veteran presenter: 'Is there anything you would like to tell us?'
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'Geez, stitch-up Tuesday! Even when you are on the other side of the world,' Wilkins cheekily responding, before conducting a field report from California.
While in Malta for the wedding, Wilkins stripped down to his striped boardshorts for a dip alongside girlfriend Mia Hawkswell.
He showed off his beach body before giving Mia a cuddle in the water as the two giggled together during a soak.
Mia was flaunting her fit physique in a chic black bikini and appeared to go makeup-free for the outing.
Wilkins broke his silence on his new relationship with Mia in May last year after they were pictured holding hands.
It comes after Wilkins' girlfriend Mia Hawkswell - who is Delta Goodrem's makeup artist of eight years - provided fans with a behind-the-scenes look at the Aussie star's wedding.
Mia has been behind some of Delta's biggest looks, including her Innocent Eyes 20th Anniversary Tour shows in Sydney and Melbourne, a Revlon campaign and a number of public appearances.
In June, she opened up about Delta's biggest event of all - her wedding to Matthew Copley in Malta - sharing a glimpse of what went down at the singer's nuptials after doing makeup for the seven bridesmaids.
'Her whole squad was there, and it was the most beautiful energy, full of love and support,' she told Nine Honey, adding that the wedding was a 'dream' to be a part of.
'The entire week was everything you'd want, an intimate celebration of love,' she said of the nuptials.
'The energy was pure love and happiness, and so fun! I want to relive each event. They've set the bar very high!'
She added that Delta's makeup brief for the bridesmaids was straightforward: 'What the girls want... Make them feel like themselves.'
The process required 'teamwork', she said, with the bridesmaids doing their own lips or mascara to save a few minutes between each person, which they were very understanding and helpful about.
Earlier this year, Delta made headlines as she married the love of her life, Matthew Copley, in a stunning European ceremony.
The pop star shared the first look at her 'fairytale' wedding with Vogue Australia.
Delta and Matthew exchanged vows in the historic St Paul's Cathedral in Mdina, which was built in the 12th century.
The star-studded guest list included Channel Nine presenter Renee Bargh and Wilkins' influencer son, Christian.
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