Taylor Swift and her sister-in-law, Kylie Kelce, have a strong bond. Recently, Kylie sat down for a discussion with Leslie Mann on her podcast “Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce.” During the interview, the host mentioned that her kids were getting a positive influence from the pop icon.
Taylor Swift influences Kylie Kelce’s daughters with her cats
On the latest episode of “Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce,” the host revealed Taylor Swift’s new influence on her kids. During the interview, Kylie and her guest, Leslie Mann, discussed the importance of cats in their lives.
The comedian emphasized how one needs to get a feline to make their life better. “I love this so much because I grew up with cats. So I grew up in a cat-dog house, like both at all times,” Kylie replied, agreeing with her thoughts.
The podcaster further shared Swift’s influence on her four daughters. For the unaware, the “Bad Blood” hitmaker is a proud cat mom to three felines, Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson, and Benjamin Button. “Now our kids have influences in their lives. Aunt Taylor is a big one where they get to be around cats,” Kylie shared.
The 34-year-old added, “And then we go home, and there are no cats, and they’re like, ‘But we want cats.”
She continued, “Now it’s got to the point where every time we go somewhere, it’s not very often, but when we go somewhere that they get to pick out a reward if there is anything cat-related, they are getting it.” Kylie added that she tells her husband, Jason Kelce, to lock in, as there is a cat in the house. However, he won’t listen to her due to his allergies.
Swift shares a loving relationship with Kylie and her daughters. Last year, the podcaster shared how her girls were thrilled to hear about Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement.
“They’re so excited they’re getting another aunt. And we could not be more excited for them and what the future holds. We love, love, and we love Taylor and Trav,” Kylie told Good Morning America. Moreover, Kylie’s daughters turned flower girls for Swift and Kelce’s wedding in July.
