Kylie Kelce Explains Why Jason Kelce Isn’t Her Emergency Contact
Kylie Kelce recently revealed on her podcast, “Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce,” the surprising reason why her husband, Jason Kelce, is not her emergency contact. Despite the assumptions of many, Kylie clarified that her emergency contact is actually her mom, Lisa McDevitt. This decision was based on practical reasons rather than any lack of trust in Jason.
In a candid moment on the podcast, Kylie explained that Jason receives numerous random phone calls from unknown numbers daily, making it difficult to rely on him as an emergency contact. She emphasized that her choice was not a reflection of Jason’s character but rather a strategic decision to ensure prompt assistance during an emergency.
Although Kylie trusts her husband to handle difficult situations and support her, she opted for her mom as the emergency contact due to the certainty that her mom, Lil’ Lise, would always prioritize her well-being.
Kylie and Jason, who have been married since April 2018 and share three daughters, are expecting their fourth child. Despite their loving relationship, they humorously admitted on a recent Valentine’s Day podcast episode that Jason tends to be less romantic on average, although he excels in grand gestures of love.
The couple shared a heartwarming moment from Christmas when Jason gifted Kylie a locket with a picture of their late dog, Winnie, from their wedding day. This sentimental gesture touched Kylie deeply and highlighted the thoughtfulness and romance present in their relationship.
Kylie Kelce’s podcast is gaining popularity for its humor and authenticity, offering glimpses into her life with Jason and their growing family. Through candid conversations and lighthearted banter, Kylie showcases the dynamics of their relationship while sharing personal anecdotes and relatable experiences.
For more insights into Kylie Kelce’s podcast and her playful references to Jason, tune in to “Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce” for a blend of humor, heartwarming moments, and candid storytelling.