Morgan Wallen's Ex KT Smith Ties the Knot with Luke Scornavacco Days After Getting Engaged

Morgan Wallen's ex Katie "KT" Smith couldn't wait to say "I do."

Just days after getting engaged on March 29, the 29-year-old social media influencer and her fiancé Luke Scornavacco tied the knot. The pair made the surprise marriage reveal in a joint Instagram post which featured a series of photos from what appeared to be an engagement shoot.

But, as Smith teased in the caption — which read "swipe for a surprise" — the carousel also included one extra image at the end that wasn't part of the set. The selfie showed Smith and Scornavacco posing together as they showed off a marriage certificate from the Wilson County Clerk's Office in Tennessee.

The impromptu wedding came just days before Smith's ex Wallen, 30, was arrested on felony charges after he allegedly threw a chair off the roof of a Nashville bar on April 7.

Smith and Scornavacco announced their engagement on Instagram on March 30, posting a series of photos from his marriage proposal at Magnolia Farms in Eagleville, Tenn. Smith could be seen wearing a long white dress as she stood under a floral arch with her then-boyfriend down on one knee in front of her, holding a ring box in his hands.

Other photos showed the pair posing with family members, including Smith's 3½-year-old son, Indigo, whom she shares with Wallen. The couple also included a close-up of Smith's square-shaped diamond engagement ring.

Smith captioned the engagement post, "Why save the good things for later ❤️‍🔥."

On April 1, Smith and Scornavacco shared a video documenting the romantic proposal. "03/29/24: when dreams turned to reality ✨," they captioned the post, adding a shout-out to jewelry brand Brilliant Earth "for leveling up what we ever thought a dream ring could be 🫶🏼."

Smith previously dated Wallen on and off from 2016 to 2019. The country music star opened up to PEOPLE back in 2021 about co-parenting his son with Smith.

He said at the time that being a single dad "is not how I imagined parenthood," explaining that he looks up to his parents' marriage and how they raised their family. "My parents are still together, you know. They raised [me and my sisters] together. That was my idea of what my life would look like. That's not the way it turned out. And I struggled with that a little bit when I first found out," Wallen said.

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He told PEOPLE that he and Smith — who had broken off their years-long relationship before Indigo was conceived — were "just trying to do the best we can with the situation."

"I mean, many people have been in this situation before — having a kid with someone you're not with — but knowing that doesn't make it any easier," he added.

While he admitted that he and Smith experienced "some difficulties" in the early stages of their co-parenting, they were keeping their son their top priority.

"The most important thing is he's in our life now. He's happy. He's healthy. He's incredible," Wallen said of Indigo.