The podcaster and retired NFL star share four girls together: Finnley, Bennett, Elliotte and Wyatt
Kylie and Jason Kelce may not be done adding to their family.
The newly minted mom of four, 33, spoke with host Amanda Hirsch on a new episode of the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast about her thoughts on expanding her and the retired NFL star’s family. Kylie said that she’s always wanted four kids, keeping her mind open to “one pleasant surprise.”
When Hirsch warned her against putting thoughts for another baby out “into the universe,” the former field hockey coach clarified that vasectomies have “been in the discussions.”
“My husband was on a podcast … recently and was referencing a vasectomy,” she said. “I was like, ‘I’m glad you’re throwing that out into the universe.’”
Kylie and Jason share four daughters: newborn Finnley, Bennett, 2, Elliotte, 4, and Wyatt, 5. During the podcast, Kylie opened up about the exact moment she realized she wanted a fourth child.
“The one thing I will say is there was this moment when our third was probably like 6 months old, where I was like maybe this is good?” she said. “And then when she hit about a year and some change, I … had this moment of ‘Oh, I forgot one’ because I kept thinking like I forgot the baby, … and then I’m like ’S— no. All my toddlers are here.’ I had three kids.”
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“The switch that happened was when our youngest really started acting like a toddler, and then my brain started saying, ‘You’re forgetting the baby,’ ” she said, noting that this was the moment she knew she wanted to have a fourth baby. “I did not approach our third as if it were going to be my last, and so I have this mental block now where I think that one more baby is right.”
Elsewhere in the episode, Kylie shared her thoughts with Hirsch about the impending future, when she and all four of her girls are “all synced up.” She said that she’ll allow the former Philadelphia Eagles center to move out of the house under one condition.
“I told Jason he’s allowed to move out as long as he visits me,” she joked. “As soon as we’re all synced up, I’m like, ‘You can move out, but you have to visit me.’”
“I just feel bad,” she added. “I know what our house was like when both my sister and I were like synced up and like yeah, God.”
