When we use get instead of got, don’t the verbs have to be in the past participle?

About that, Yatiziri, when we use 'get' to say that something change, it always uses the verb in past participle, either get, or got, even though we are using getting.

Interested

• We have to use
  get + participle
  for the present tense. For instance:
  I get excited whenever I learn something new.
• And we use
  got
  for the past tense. For instance:
  I got tired yesterday after having to walk home.