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Jason Kelce's Wife Sparks Debate After Revealing He Never Watches The Kids When She's Busy

Kylie Kelce; Jason Kelce
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Kylie Kelce, the wife of retired NFL pro Jason Kelce, revealed on her new podcast Not Gonna Lie that she never has Jason "watch the girls" when she has to leave the house, always opting to arrange childcare instead—even if he'll be home the whole time.

The profiles of Travis and Jason Kelce have skyrocketed since the former took up dating superstar Taylor Swift last year.

With this rise in popularity beyond the realm of NFL devotees came an interest in the family lives of the Kelces, including that of Kylie Kelce and husband Jason.


Kylie, a mother to three with one on the way, recently started her own podcast, called Not Gonna Lie. In the first episode, she addressed a question that people have asked about their household dynamic: does Jason Kelce care for his kids when she's busy?

After clearly deliberating how to answer, she finally said that no, he doesn't, and then got into the details.

“My husband could tell me 72 times that he is going to be in the house during the times when I have to leave it, I will still schedule childcare."
"And it is not a knock on my husband. My husband is busier than he has ever been. He is working so hard, and really grinding right now, and so I just make sure that I’m covered.”

Framing it as being for her own peace of mind, she quickly moved on to another topic, but the audience had already latched onto what she said.

Many folks read into the situation that Jason Kelce is not good at taking care of his own kids.

They were not impressed.




Some thought it made sense, all things considered.



Let rich folks be rich folks, complete with all the childcare they can afford.



New episodes of Not Gonna Lie appear on Thursdays.

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