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Kylie Kelce drools over husband Jason Kelce’s new polished look
Ever heard of a “swag gap?”
Well, Kylie Kelce is here to not only explain the concept, but also to own it.
“My [social media] algorithm has informed me of a new Gen-Z trend: the swag gap,” the “Not Gonna Lie” podcast host announced on a recent episode. “And I feel personally victimized,” she added.
Kelce then explained the concept of a couple who doesn’t sartorially align, using the example of a fashion-forward girl and a guy who quickly slipped on a pair of flip-flops and headed out the door.
And while husband Jason Kelce is known for his love of flip-flops, “I am the one bringing the team down,” Kylie admitted. “it’s me. It’s not my husband … he’s the one who’s got the swag.”
It’s no secret that the former Philadelphia Eagles player isn’t as into fashion as his brother, Travis and Kylie confessed Jason “disliked suits so badly,” before his 2024 retirement.
However, dapper outfits are now part of Jason’s regular rotation for his ESPN “Monday Night Countdown” hosting gig — and Kylie is loving the switch-up.
“Let me tell you something … don’t ever ask yourself why we have four kids,” she jokes, “that’s self-explanatory,” she says with raised eyebrows.
The 33-year old also shared that, when they first met, Jason had a consistent uniform that included tight V-neck T-shirts in multiple colors.
“That was Jason’s MO. He would just wear the exact same shirt in a different color,” she said. She went on to describe: “Let me tell you, it hugged his biceps. It hung off the shoulders nicely. And it also emphasized like how, just … it looked good.”
We know Kylie is Jason’s biggest fan no matter what he wears — and she’s willing to put adoring fans in their place.
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