Kylie Kelce recently shared her thoughts on her husband Jason Kelce’s evolving style and its impact on their life, during a new episode of her podcast, Not Gonna Lie, which aired on January 15. The couple, married since April 2018, are parents to four daughters: Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finn, just 9 months old.
In the podcast, Kylie introduced the idea of a “swag gap,” suggesting that one partner in a relationship often possesses a significantly more fashionable style than the other. Reflecting on this, she humorously stated, “I am the one bringing the team down. It’s me, it’s not my husband.” Kylie praised Jason for his style transformation, recalling that during the early days of their relationship, he typically wore simple V-neck T-shirts in various colors which highlighted his physique.
“Let me tell you, it hugged the biceps. It hung off the shoulders nicely,” she said, reminiscing about how the simplicity of his style was nevertheless appealing. Since retiring from the NFL, Jason has stepped up his wardrobe considerably for his role as a commentator on ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown, frequently donning sharp suits. Kylie expressed her affection for his smart attire while playfully hinting that his newfound fashion sense explains their growing family.
While acknowledging Jason’s improved style, Kylie noted that this “swag” doesn’t necessarily extend to other areas, particularly when it comes to dancing. She lightheartedly critiqued his moves, stating, “We’ve seen him dance, guys… and I don’t even need you to see me dance to know that’s a low bar.” Despite the playful banter, she expressed her affection for him.
Kylie also reflected on her relationship goals for the future, indicating a desire for more date nights and kid-free trips, humorously alluding to how their last getaway led to the birth of their youngest daughter. She playfully added, “So you know what else is in? Contraception.”
Through her candid reflections, Kylie Kelce not only provides insight into her marriage but also highlights the importance of humor and connection in maintaining a loving relationship, suggesting that even a significant “swag gap” can coexist within a supportive partnership.