Kylie Kelce is famous for her honesty, and on a recent episode of her “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, she admitted she was a “mean pregnant lady,” wishing she could take it back. The mother of four revealed that her emotions ran so high during each pregnancy that she became, in her own words, “mean for sport.” Her candid confession stood out to listeners, especially as she joked about how much her husband, Jason Kelce, had to endure.
Kylie Kelce admits she was ‘horrible’ while pregnant
During the latest episode of “Not Gonna Lie,” Kylie Kelce did not hold back, confessing, “I’m a mean pregnant lady.” She added, “I’m so mean. I’m mean just like for sport. It’s, honestly, looking back, horrible.” Kelce said that she often realized how she was acting in the moment, admitting, “I’m horrified by my behavior,” but even those small moments of clarity did not last long.
In that, Kelce revealed, “Occasionally, I have a lucid moment while I’m pregnant where I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you’re mean,’ And then guess what? I go right back to being mean.” She joked that it is “a miracle” that her husband has stuck with it through four pregnancies.
Kylie and Jason Kelce share daughters Wyatt Elizabeth, 6, Elliotte Ray, 4, Bennett Llewellyn, 2, and an 8-month-old Finnley Anne. While some pregnant women crave unusual foods, she described herself as an “aversions person.” Still, Kelce had one surprising obsession: Granny Smith apples with whipped cream.
Moreover, the podcaster explained that the only unusual part was the volume, admitting, “If we tried to fill a dumpster with the number of apples and cans of whipped cream that I went through, we’d need six dumpsters.”
Along with the lighthearted stories, Kelce has been open about more difficult parts of her journey. She previously shared that she suffered a miscarriage in 2018 before welcoming her oldest daughter, accepting, “This still hurts after having four children,” during an earlier episode.
Through both the hard moments and the humorous ones, Kylie Kelce’s straightforwardness continues to resonate with listeners, especially those who relate to her being a “mean pregnant lady.”
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Momtastic.
