Kylie Kelce slams 'boy moms' with savage reply after 'crazy' question

Kylie Kelce sets the record straight after she was asked 'silly' question

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Published August 20, 2026
Kylie Kelce slams 'boy moms' with savage reply after 'crazy' question

Kylie Kelce has finally broken her silence on repeated questions about having a son.

For those unaware, Kylie is the mother of four daughters: six-year-old Wyatt, five-year-old Elliotte, three-year-old Bennett, and one-year-old Finn, whom she welcomed with her husband Jason Kelce, a former NFL player and elder brother of Travis Kelce.

On the Thursday, August 20 episode of her podcast Not Gonna Lie, the 34-year-old American media personality was once again inquired about her plans regarding more children, especially welcoming a little brother for her daughters.

Slamming the outright unethical question, she said, “You’re wrong. I don’t need to have a son.”

The podcaster added, “It’s your quarterly reminder that we do not ask people who have children of one gender if they are going to try for the other one. That’s not how that works.”

“I’m so sorry to all the boy moms out there that I’m about to say this, but I’m biased because I only know what I know. So please take this with a grain of salt. Who run the world? You know what I mean?” Kylie quipped, alluding to Beyonce’s song Who Run the World.

She went on to admit that she lost count of how many times people have asked her about this “crazy” question.

Kylie urged, “We got to stop doing that. We got to cut that out because I have four kids that I love dearly. My husband and I are so fortunate to have the girls that we have. We’re so fortunate to have the children we have.”

“And I think that we are not less fulfilled because we have four girls. So, your suggestion of, like, you are not living a fulfilled life without a son is silly,” Jason Kelce’s wife remarked.

Areeba Sheikh
Areeba Sheikh is a reporter specialising in trending topics, with a focus on music, entertainment culture, and viral moments. For the past two years she has been covering wide artists, releases, and digital conversations, blending storytelling with trend analysis to capture how online buzz, fandom, and pop culture shape global audience engagement.
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