Kylie Kelce Drops Major Hint About Due Date Amid Baby Name Backlash

Jason Kelce's wife, Kylie Kelce, is preparing to welcome her fourth baby girl, and it could be any day now.

Kylie Kelce first revealed her pregnancy in November 2024 and recently opened up about the couple’s distinctive approach to choosing baby names.

During Thursday’s episode of her "Not Gonna Lie" podcast, Kylie revealed just how close she is to giving birth.

“I am nearly nine months pregnant,” the 32-year-old shared, adding with a laugh that she feels like she’s “running a marathon.”

The expectant mom didn’t hold back on the realities of pregnancy, joking, “My child’s butt is so far into my lungs that I can’t inflate them fully. The miracle of life.”

Kylie has been dropping hints about her due date for weeks. Last week, she mentioned that she was “about to have three birthdays very close together.”

Her daughters, Elliotte, 4, and Bennett, 2, were born in March 2021 and February 2023, respectively, while her oldest daughter, Wyatt, 5, celebrates her birthday in October. With a new baby girl on the way, the Kelce family is about to be busier than ever.

The wife of the Philadelphia Eagles legend is staying true to her signature style when it comes to naming their fourth child.

The former field hockey player recently shared that the couple plans to continue using gender-neutral names for their upcoming baby girl, keeping with the theme set by their other daughters.

“We're doing a little crossover action,” Kylie explained earlier this year. “I feel like we have to lean a little bit towards those sort of gender-neutral names for our fourth because we have Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett. So if we do a full commit to a girly name at this point, it would not sit well with the other three, I think. Eventually, they'll be like, ‘Why did they get a cute girly name?’”

One name that Kylie and Jason once considered was Charlie. “We debated Charlie for our first, and then within, I think, six months, we had three different friends who named their kid Charlie,” she said. “This was six years ago. And Jason and I were like, ‘Shoot.’”

While they ultimately chose Wyatt, Kylie still holds a soft spot for the name Charlie. “Wyatt is a Wyatt, but I love the name Charlie,” she added.

Kylie also opened up about the backlash she and Jason have faced over their decision to choose gender-neutral names for their daughters. Speaking on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast on February 12, Kylie said, “When we were having our first daughter, people told me don’t tell people what you’re going to name your kid because then you get reactions.”

However, Kylie remained unfazed by the criticism. “And I’m like, ‘I don’t think you understand, I really don’t care at that point.’ If I’ve chosen, we’re going with it.”

Kylie Kelce previously opened up about Jason’s legacy following his retirement from the NFL. The former Philadelphia Eagles star, who spent 13 seasons with the team, has left a longstanding impact on the city of Philadelphia.

During an interview on the "TODAY" show with Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie, Kylie shared her hopes for how their daughters will remember their father’s legacy.

"I hope that they understand ultimately that their dad had an impact on Philadelphia in a way that was wholesome and that he understood the city, enough that he wanted to stay there and raise a family there," Kylie said.

She emphasized Jason’s deep connection to the city, highlighting his charitable work and the respect he has earned from the community.

"Enough that he loves the people that he worked with and will continue to love them. And that he did things in the city for charities and things like that, he gave his blood, sweat, and tears to the city, and it was out of sheer love and commitment, and I hope they see that."

For Kylie, it’s not just about her daughters remembering that their dad played football. It’s about the lessons he learned from the game and how he carries those lessons into his everyday life.

"I think that ultimately it's not about them remembering that he played football. It's all the lessons that he got from football that he gets to take with him," she explained.

While Jason Kelce’s football career may have come to an end, his legacy as a Philadelphia icon and role model for his daughters is far from over.