Jason Kelce's Wife Reveals Which Nickname He's Not Allowed To Call Her
Kylie and Jason Kelce may be very much in love, but the former All-Pro's wife isn't a fan of cutesy "pet names."
On the couple's recent podcast appearance with "Good Mythical Morning," Kelce explained that his wife "hates" lovey-dovey nicknames — but there's one that she'll allow.
"I call her Joe because when she played field hockey [in college], she reminded me of like a baby kangaroo the way she was like squatted down," Jason explained. "So I called her Joey and narrowed it down to Joe."
"Yeah, that one's fine," Kylie laughed. However, there's one nickname in particular where she draws the line.
"Oh, Sweetie, he's not allowed to say ... There's certain nicknames — Sweetie, Babe, Baby, Hon, Honey — you can only be called those things by, like, a waitress in a diner in South Philly," Kylie said.
"Otherwise, in Philadelphia, it takes on this kind of, 'OK, Hon,'" she added. It's almost like a 'Bless your heart.' It's like sharp. It just feels aggressive in a way that is not welcome."
The couple is expecting baby girl No. 4 next year after Kylie's pregnancy announcement a couple weeks back.
"I feel like we captured a very accurate representation of how each of the girls feel about getting another sister. At least Ellie, mom and dad are on the same page!" she said on Instagram.
Jason recently joked that he might be "screwed" a decade from now, but says Kylie has been "killing it" and he thoroughly enjoys being a "Girl Dad" to his daughters.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - SEPTEMBER 08: (L-R) Jason Kelce and Kylie Kelce attend Thursday Night Football Presents The World Premiere of "Kelce" on September 08, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Lisa Lake/Getty Images for Prime Video)
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"Fourth girl... I'm screwed [in] like in 10 years." he said on "The Rich Eisen Show." "The moment they're all in middle school, I feel like it's just gonna be chaos."
Kylie and Jason say they'll likely stop at four. But little brother, Travis, thinks they should push for a "starting-five."
