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Kylie Kelce Jokingly Calls Her 4 Daughters “Absolutely Disgusting” for This Hilarious Reason
The podcaster shares her brood with retired NFL star Jason Kelce.
Not Gonna Lie” host Kylie Kelce is once again proving she’s one of the most honest people on the internet—especially when it comes to parenting her daughters with retired NFL star Jason Kelce. In preparation for flu season, the mom-of-four took to Instagram to share her hacks for keeping her house germ-free amid her kids’s “absolutely disgusting” habits.
Alright, bring it in, team,” she began. “It’s cold and flu season, and I’m a big-time germaphobe. You could say I’m the defensive coordinator of the Kelce household. I refuse to get blindsided this year.”
Kylie then went on to describe those aforementioned habits courtesy of Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett, and Finn. “One who licks crackers off the ground and tries to feed them to me. Another one who accidentally ate dog food,” she said. “They are absolutely disgusting. Germs are everywhere, especially with these tiny humans. So let’s mount our defense.”
Jason and Kylie’s daughters range in age from six years to eight months. After the arrival of her youngest, Finn, this past March, the mom-of-four revealed that she still has “no idea” what she’s doing.
If I had to describe the change going from three kids to four kids in two words or less, ‘holy shit,’ it’s not terrible,” Kylie joked at the time. “Let’s go with ‘not terrible.’ That sounds better.”
As for newborn Finn’s three siblings? Kelce told listeners that Wyatt and Elliotte have so far been “super helpful.”
They wanna talk to her,” she explained. “She very much locks in on their faces and is distracted from an upset moment by their voices and by how close they get, which is, I mean, one of the cutest things you’ve ever seen in your whole life.”
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