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Jason Kelce Admits It’s ‘Becoming Harder’ to Live a Normal Life with Wife Kylie and 4 Kids Due to Rising Fame
The retired NFL professional shares four children with wife Kylie Kelce
Jason Kelce is opening up about how fame is impacting his family of six
The retired NFL star, 38, recently chatted with Wall Street Journal, where he talked about how his increased fame is affecting his family life with his wife Kylie Kelce and their four children. Jason shared that he believes he’s more famous now than when he was in the NFL, making it harder to live a normal life.
I’m all over television, and my face, in particular, is much more out there. In a lot of ways, going out into public is much different for not just me but my wife, my whole family,” he said. “But we really do try to live as much of a normal life as we can, which is increasingly becoming harder.”
“We’re finding ways to get it done,” he added. “We go to Disney World and we’re still walking around. We might take a few more pictures in certain areas
The former Philadelphia Eagles center and the Not Gonna Lie podcaster, 33, share four daughters together — Finnley, 8 months, Bennett, 2, Elliotte, 4, and Wyatt, 6. During a recent episode of New Heights, which Jason hosts alongside his brother Travis Kelce, the dad of four opened up about his and Kylie’s approach to parenting.
We’re on the same page almost all the time,” Jason said of himself and Kylie. “We’re both pretty disciplinarian when it comes to the girls.”
But Jason admitted that he came into being a girl dad at a disadvantage, joking, “The only girl I grew up with is Travis, so this is new territory.”
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