In a recent episode of her podcast, “Not Gonna Lie,” Kylie Kelce delighted listeners with a special Halloween-themed discussion on October 29. The proud mother of four girls shared details about her daughters’ costumes for the 2026 Halloween celebrations, showcasing a delightful mix of creativity and family spirit.
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Kylie, who is married to Philadelphia Eagles centre Jason Kelce, revealed the costume choices for her daughters, who are aged between 18 months and seven years. Her children—Finnley, Bennett, Elliotte, and Wyatt—are set to dress up in an array of imaginative outfits. “For this year, Wyatt has chosen to go as Nova from Zombies 4, whilst Elliotte will don the guise of Red from Descendants. As for Bennett, she is torn between being the Queen of Hearts or Leila from Teen Beach Movie, largely influenced by her desire to wear red lipstick,” Kylie explained. Additionally, the youngest, Finnley, will be adorably dressed as a cupcake.
Kylie described the cupcake costume as featuring a charming headband, although she expressed doubts about Finnley actually keeping it on. “There’s a headband that I think ties the whole outfit together wonderfully. But if I’m honest, there’s a zero chance that she’ll wear it,” she commented. With a hint of humour, she added that capturing a photo of Finnley with the headband still intact would be the real achievement of Halloween for her.
The podcast also touched on a broader discussion regarding the stigma surrounding Halloween costumes being worn for just one day. Kylie shared her thoughts on the conversation, noting that many parents feel frustrated about investing in costumes that are only used for a brief period. “I think a costume really goes beyond Halloween; it’s about dress-up play afterwards too,” she stated firmly. Kylie’s perspective is that these costumes will find a permanent spot in her children’s dress-up closet, regardless of how often they are worn.
While Kylie and Jason frequently discuss their family life on various platforms, they maintain a level of caution regarding their children’s presence online. In a recent appearance on another podcast, “The Squeeze,” hosted by new mum Tay Lautner, Kylie addressed the responsibilities that come with sharing her children’s lives on social media, especially as her family’s fame grows.
Reflecting on a pivotal moment in their journey, Kylie noted that the release of Jason’s documentary prompted a reassessment of what they share online. “That experience made it clear to me that people often do not set boundaries for themselves regarding the children of public figures,” she remarked. From that point forward, Kylie made a conscious decision to limit their children’s appearances on her social media accounts, focusing instead on their safety.
“Going forward, I feel strongly about ensuring their safety by not including them in anything public. They are my top priority,” she emphasised. This shift towards more intentional sharing aligns with her belief that children growing up in a digital age will have access to everything posted about their lives, creating a permanent record.
Her deep reflections on the implications of social media include an understanding that her children may one day search their names online and discover the archive of memories that accompany their early years. “I strive to be purposeful about what I share, knowing they will be able to look back through this window into their childhood,” she explained.
In the midst of family life and public scrutiny, Kylie Kelce continues to navigate the complexities of parenting in the limelight. Through her podcast and thoughtful discussions, she offers listeners a glimpse into the joys of motherhood while addressing important considerations regarding privacy and the permanence of the digital landscape. As Halloween approaches, Kylie’s loving approach to her daughters’ costumes and her reflections on being a present yet cautious parent resonate with many, making her an inspiring voice in modern family discussions.