Kylie Kelce is done entertaining pregnancy speculation - and she made that much clear on the July 30 episode of her “Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce” podcast.
After returning from a recent trip to Paris, she said Instagram followers zeroed in on photos of her and started firing off comments about her body and whether she might be expecting again.
“Commenting on women's bodies, specifically commenting on the possibility of a pregnancy ... I don't know how many times we have to go over this,” Kylie said.
She then repeated the rumors people had posted, including, “Is it the dress or is that a little baby bump?”, “I see a baby bump,” and “She's pregnant.”
Kylie’s response was blunt.
“First of all, hell no. I have four children.
Four,” she said. “Stop trying to get me to have more.
Stop it.”
She also made it clear that any decision about another child is not up for public debate.
“That's between me, my husband, and my [expletive] uterus,” Kylie said.
The mother of four girls also took a broader swipe at the way people talk about women’s bodies after pregnancy. She explained that pregnancy changes a body in ways that don’t just disappear.
“When your body stretches out to accommodate growing a human being, it's not necessarily going to go back to the way it was,” she said. “Am I 100% pre-baby body?
No. 'Cause that's never happening.
And that's okay because I have made four human beings.”
Her message to people guessing about pregnancy based on a photo or an outfit was simple: stop.
“Unless someone is cupping their belly in a photo, we should just assume that we're not going to talk about it,” she said. “Unless you tell me that you are pregnant... that's your body, and I'm not going to form an opinion or a rumor about it. Cut this [expletive] out.”
Kylie’s Paris trip came in early July and appeared to be tied to a partnership with Google Gemini.
Just days before addressing the pregnancy chatter, she had been talking about a very different family topic: what she and Jason Kelce would name a son. On the July 26 episode of Allison Kuch’s “Sunday Sports Club” podcast, Kylie said they’ve never settled on a boy name because they’ve learned the sex of each pregnancy in advance.
“I don't even know that we have a boy name selected because we've found out the gender every single time,” Kylie said.
If they ever do have a son, she said Edward would likely be the middle name, chosen to honor both of their fathers, who share the same name.
“I think it would be very simple to have a middle name of Edward,” she said.
Then she drove home the point with a joke.
“Middle. Emphasis on middle.
Aggressively middle. Middle.
Middle. I cannot say middle enough.
Not the first. Middle,” she said.
Kylie and Jason Kelce have four daughters: Wyatt Elizabeth, born October 2019; Elliotte Ray, born March 2021; Bennett Llewellyn, born February 2023; and Finnley “Finn” Anne, born March 30, 2025.
Kylie also recently spoke about Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s wedding on the July 23 episode of her podcast. She said the couple married on July 3, 2026, in a private ceremony at Madison Square Garden in New York City, and she called it “absolutely magical.”
“I'm so happy for them. I love them so, so dearly,” Kylie said. “It was only making it official because Taylor's been family now for quite some time.”
She declined to share any more specifics about the ceremony.
“Anything else you can check in with Taylor and Travis about because any of the details that they want to share, they can share,” Kylie Kelce said. “But otherwise, it was intimate and incredible and full of love. Both for each other and everybody else's love for them.”
The source article also said Travis Kelce proposed to Taylor Swift at a garden in Lee's Summit, Missouri, and that the couple announced their engagement on Aug. 26 with a joint Instagram post featuring photos from the proposal.
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