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Travis Kelce Says Sister-in-Law Kylie Has His Brother Jason ‘Wrapped Around Her Finger’
Travis Kelce got some insight into his brother Jason Kelce’s marriage to wife Kylie after appearing on her Not Gonna Lie podcast last week.
The episode, which aired on Friday, Feb. 6, featured Kylie, 33, and Travis, 36, discussing their first impressions of one another when Jason, 38, welcomed Kylie into the Kelce family in 2015.
“Not gonna lie, it was kinda more fun talking to her than you. I’m not gonna lie,” Travis told Jason on the Wednesday, Feb. 11, episode of their New Heights podcast.
Jason and Kylie tied the knot in 2018 and share daughters Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finn, 10 months.
“I understand why you married her a long time ago, but she asked me one question that was like, I sat there and I thought about it, and I wish I would’a answered it better,” Travis admitted. “My first impressions of her were that she was such a sweetheart. And I said this at your guys’ wedding when I did the wedding speech. But I was like, she is such a sweetheart. She is so nice.”
However, Travis added that his initial impression has shifted through the years.
“She is [a sweetheart] but I was like, you don’t just win Jason’s love,” Travis explained. “And you don’t win him over in terms of, like, doing things, getting him to do the things that you want him to do, by being a respectable human being. You don’t view those kind of things by just being a sweetheart. So I knew there was an underlying, like, toughness to her that I hadn’t [seen]. And then we went to the Shore.”
Travis said that seeing Kylie “in her element” solidified his understanding of her relationship with his older brother.
“I was like, ‘Oh, she’s got him wrapped up around her finger. This dude is lost in the… he doesn’t know anything but Ky,” Travis said. “And from that point on, it’s just been that. And I’ve loved having her as a sister-in-law, and it’s been so cool to see her take off in her own right.”
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