Kylie Kelce Says She's 'So Sad and Happy' While Celebrating Her Eldest Daughter Wyatt's 6th Birthday Kayla GrantOctober 2, 2025 at 11:00 PM 0 Kylie Kelce/Instagram Jason and Kylie Kelce with their daughters Kylie Kelce's daughters are getting older On the latest episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast,...
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Kayla GrantOctober 2, 2025 at 11:00 PM
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Kylie Kelce's daughters are getting older
On the latest episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the mom of four shared that she was "sad and happy" celebrating her daughter Wyatt's 6th birthday
The podcaster is married to retired NFL star Jason Kelce
Kylie Kelce's daughters are getting older!
On the latest episode of Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce released on Thursday, Oct. 2, the 33-year-old mom of four got emotional when talking about how her eldest daughter Wyatt turned 6 years old.
"Officially, [I'm] the mother of a 6 year old. Oh, no. Give me a second. I just did my mascara and Queen Emma knows it took like a good amount of time," she began. "Happy birthday, Yee. Oh my god. That's so sad. I can't."
"That's so sad. It's sad and happy. Also, it's weird to be 24 with a 6 year old," Kelce joked. "That's weird. A weird phenomenon."
The podcaster, who shares her children with husband Jason Kelce, 37, went on to talk about her daughter's Little Mermaid-themed celebration, which came complete with a special cake that Wyatt picked out.
"Wyatt picked out a cake with Ariel on top. She wants her specifically with when her tail is sort of flippy at the end, and she wants to make sure Flounder's there," she said.
Kylie added, "Also, when I was picking out decorations with her, she was deeply offended by the fact that I thought a mermaid decoration was sufficient. And she looked at me and said, 'I didn't say mermaid, mom. I said Ariel.' "
Kylie is a mother to four daughters — Finnley, 6 months, Bennett, 2, Elliotte, 4, and Wyatt. The podcaster was recently interviewed by Parents for their first-ever Next Gen Awards and shared how she and her former NFL player husband keep themselves grounded amid their fame.
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"We actually parent our kids. We keep a small circle of people that help us care for or interact with our kids," explained Kylie. "That provides us the opportunity to be in the thick of it and stay surrounded by family."
On an earlier episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the proud mom revealed that during a doomscrolling session, she came across a TikTok video of another mom explaining why she wanted "nobody needs me" time over "me time" that she felt "deep in my bones.""I want to sit on the couch and sit. That's it, period. That was my whole sentence. I want to sit on the couch, period," she said. "'Me time' to me says that I have things that I want to do for me, and that's not necessarily the case. I want no one to need me."
"I don't want to open a snack. I don't wanna fill a water bottle. I don't wanna wipe a butt," Kylie added. "I think that pretty much sums it up."
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The podcaster went on to explain that in the moments when she did get her "nobody needs me" time, she ended up getting "real bored" and wanting her children to come back home.
"There have been times where all of my children have left the house and no one is currently in my vicinity, and I'm at my house by myself, which is a great place to have 'nobody needs me' time. That's where I want the 'nobody needs me' time. I want to interact with my house the way I want to interact with my house," she shared.
But then, "approximately thirty minutes — I'll give it thirty minutes — into that, I get real bored, ... and I want them to come back," she added.
"And then a couple times, full honesty here, no judgment, they come back, and within 15 minutes of them being in the house, I'm like, 'You could leave,' " Kylie continued. "'Go back to where you were. I missed you, and now the fact that you drop-kicked your sister in the middle of the living room makes me want you to go back wherever you were for 10 more minutes.' I need 10 more minutes of silence."
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