Kaylah Walton
Kylie Kelce is known for her outspoken nature, a trait that has won her many fans in the NFL community. She gained fame as the wife of Jason Kelce, who used to play offensive lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles. With Jason now retired, there’s plenty of new content from the Kelce family, including Kylie’s hit podcast, “Not Gonna Lie“, which took off last year.
Recently, in November 2024, Kylie announced that she is expecting her fourth child after having three daughters with Jason. While the baby is due in the summer of 2025, the Kelces are already brainstorming names for their new addition, sharing their ideas on the podcast.
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Jason and Kylie consider a “gender-neutral” name for baby #4
During a recent episode of “Not Gonna Lie”, Kylie mentioned that their fourth child, regardless of gender, might receive a “gender-neutral” name. This choice reflects a more modern approach to naming in a time where gender identity discussions can be quite contentious.
Kylie explained, “If we settle on a traditionally feminine name, it might not feel right for the other three children,” adding that it could lead to questions from them about why their sibling has a more feminine name.
Jason and Kylie have navigated these naming choices with their daughters: five-year-old Wyatt, three-year-old Elliotte, and one-year-old Bennett (“Bennie“). Interestingly, Kylie shared that “Charlie” was almost chosen for Wyatt’s name, but they opted for Wyatt after several friends named their children Charlie shortly after.
This naming conversation is just one of the intriguing topics discussed on “Not Gonna Lie”. The latest episode also featured former US women’s national soccer team star Alex Morgan, where they addressed the team’s ongoing struggle for equal pay and its impact on future players.
