Kylie Kelce made her stance on one NFL team very clear this week.
She urged fans to support “Uncle Trav” ahead of Thanksgiving and sent a colourful message in their direction.
Speaking on her “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, Kylie said she is tired of hearing the Cowboys described as America’s team. She then delivered her verdict. “They can kiss my a** and, you guessed it, get f*****.”
The timing added extra bite. The Eagles blew a 21-point lead to Dallas on Sunday and lost 24-21, and Kylie didn’t hide the frustration that lingered into the week.
She also praised Travis Kelce for breaking the Chiefs’ all-time touchdown record. Kylie called the moment “huge” for the family as Kansas City tries to stay in the AFC playoff race.
It will be a hectic stretch for the Kelces. The Chiefs face Dallas on Thursday, and the Eagles meet the Chicago Bears the next day in one of the biggest NFC games of the week.
However, the Cowboys weren’t the only topic Kylie tackled.
Kylie Kelce defends children’s names
She also addressed online criticism toward her daughters’ names, which resurfaced after a recent podcast clip.
The comments claimed her children had “boy names.” Kylie dismissed the idea without hesitation.
“This next question appears to be pure rage bait,” she said. “‘What’s with the boy names?’ I’ll tell you what’s with the boys’ names. We, my husband and I, liked gender-neutral names for our daughters.”
Kylie and Jason have four girls: Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett, and Finn. Kylie explained that they chose Wyatt before they learned the gender and kept the approach consistent with their younger daughters.
“The part that I take issue with is that I didn’t ask,” she said.
“My husband and I agreed on the names. We like them. You should try naming a human being. It’s not easy. So, yeah, I’m good.”
Jason Kelce on parenting
Jason spoke about parenting on a recent episode of New Heights, which he co-hosts with Travis Kelce. He said he and Kylie usually agree on discipline and share the same approach with their girls.
“We’re on the same page almost all the time,” he said. “We’re both pretty disciplinarian when it comes to the girls.
“When I found out I was having Wyatt, I thought, ‘I’m not going to raise her any different than a boy.’
“Then the moment she came out, it was very hard not to be that dad.”
