Kylie Kelce’s Boundary With Jason’s Parents Keeps Their 4 Daughters’ Safety First
A Clear Request for Family
Kylie Kelce said she asked relatives not to kiss the faces, heads or hands of her and Jason Kelce’s daughters: Wyatt, 7, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley, 19 months. She shared the request during a Q&A for her podcast, Not Gonna Lie, posted to YouTube Oct. 26.
Kylie said everyone respected the boundary. She described the family as a supportive “squad” and said Jason’s parents, Ed and Donna Kelce, understand their role as loving, supportive grandparents.
Extra Caution With Wyatt
Kylie and Jason, who married in 2018, were especially careful about family boundaries when Wyatt was young. She was 6 months old when the COVID-19 pandemic began, and Kylie said they quickly limited travel and took precautions.
Kylie said the uncertainty, along with having an infant at home, led them to lock things down. She added that the family understood their expectations.
Protecting Their Daughters Online
Kylie has also set limits on how she shares her daughters on social media. As the family became more widely known, she decided to stop posting their faces, explaining that she did not want to exclude them entirely.
She said the children may occasionally appear on a podcast but will not be included in sponsorships or placed in the spotlight that way. Kylie said their safety will remain her top priority.
Key points
- Kylie asked relatives not to kiss her daughters’ faces, heads or hands.
- Jason’s parents and other family members respected the request, Kylie said.
- The couple limited travel and took precautions when Wyatt was an infant during the pandemic.
- Kylie avoids showing her daughters’ faces on social media and keeps them out of sponsorships.