In a recent episode of the podcast “Not Gonna Lie,” hosted by WNBA star Caitlin Clark, Kylie Kelce, wife of Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce, revealed the light-hearted banter surrounding the possibility of her and Jason welcoming a fifth child. The couple, already parents to four daughters, often hears jokes about having enough children to form a basketball starting five. “People say if we have one more, we’ll have a starting five,” Kylie laughed. “I wouldn’t be mad about it!”
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During the conversation, Kylie expressed her aspirations for her daughters to become interested in sports, specifically basketball. With her and Jason measuring approximately 5’11” and 6’3″ respectively, they anticipate that their daughters—Wyatt, 7, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley, 18 months—may have the potential for height, which could benefit them in sports.

Reflecting on her own upbringing, Kylie shared that her father encouraged her to pursue basketball, though she chose different paths. “I went the wrong direction,” she mused, wishing she had continued playing the sport. The Kelce family has already engaged their children in various activities, with Wyatt and Elliotte participating in soccer, which Kylie believes is a good introduction to team sports.
On the podcast, Kylie joked about Bennett’s lack of enthusiasm towards sports, describing her as an “old soul” often seen wearing pearls. “It’s questionable whether she’ll take to sports at all,” she added light-heartedly. She emphasised, however, that her girls have been introduced to basketball through a camp led by their nanny, who played the sport professionally. “They enjoy it,” Kylie confirmed.
Clark suggested that attending live sporting events could further ignite the girls’ interest in basketball. “You’ve got to bring them to a game,” she advised. “I feel like that’s what gets kids excited—seeing it live.” The WNBA star encouraged trying a variety of sports, drawing from her own experiences. “I grew up playing soccer first, and I honestly love soccer,” she noted. “But more than anything, I would just say make sure they try as many things as they can.”
Kylie reiterated her desire for at least one of her daughters to take an interest in basketball, calling it a win in her eyes. She and Jason have also discussed their daughters trying ice hockey, though Kylie herself has a soft spot for field hockey and hopes they will give that a go as well. “We’ve done a little gymnastics, but I think that will be short-lived because they’re going to be enormous—enormous in the most positive way!” she laughed.
In addition to talking about her children’s athletic pursuits, Kylie also shared insights into her new children’s book, “EXTRAordinary! A Little EXTRA to Reach BIG Dreams.” She revealed that her daughters cherish having guests read books to them, describing the experience as a meaningful way to connect with children. “If you want a place in their hearts, just offer to read them a story,” she advised.
Caitlin Clark responded playfully, indicating her interest in participating. “Alright, I’ll come read them this book,” she joked, highlighting a universal truth about the joys of storytelling for young children. Kylie elaborated that while gifts given by family members are appreciated, nothing compares to the joy of a shared reading experience.
As the conversation drew to a close, it was clear that Kylie and Jason Kelce are dedicated to fostering their daughters’ interests—both in sports and the arts. Their focus on exploration and encouragement in various activities is indicative of their parenting approach, ensuring that their children have a well-rounded upbringing filled with options.
As the Kelce family embraces the joys and challenges of parenthood, supporters and fans alike will undoubtedly follow their journey with keen interest, eager to see which path their daughters choose as they grow.
