Kylie Kelce says she does not need a son and she wants people to stop treating her family of six as though something is missing.
During the Thursday, Aug. 20 episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kelce responded to another question about whether she and husband Jason Kelce would try for a boy. "You're wrong. I don't need to have a son," she said, before offering what she called her "quarterly reminder" that parents with children of one gender should not be asked whether they plan to try for the other.
Kylie, 34, and Jason are parents to Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finn, 1. According to PEOPLE's account of the episode, the question continues to follow her both online and in person.
Her response included a playful apology to "boy moms" and a Beyoncé reference, but her larger point was direct: She and Jason do not consider their family less complete because all four of their children are girls.
Before explaining why the recurring question bothers her, Kylie joked that she was biased because raising daughters is the only parenting experience she knows. "Who run the world?" she asked, nodding to Beyoncé's 2011 anthem "Run the World (Girls)."
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During the Thursday, Aug. 20 episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kelce responded to another question about whether she and husband Jason Kelce would try for a boy. "You're wrong. I don't need to have a son," she said, before offering what she called her "quarterly reminder" that parents with children of one gender should not be asked whether they plan to try for the other.
Kylie, 34, and Jason are parents to Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finn, 1. According to PEOPLE's account of the episode, the question continues to follow her both online and in person.
Her response included a playful apology to "boy moms" and a Beyoncé reference, but her larger point was direct: She and Jason do not consider their family less complete because all four of their children are girls.
Before explaining why the recurring question bothers her, Kylie joked that she was biased because raising daughters is the only parenting experience she knows. "Who run the world?" she asked, nodding to Beyoncé's 2011 anthem "Run the World (Girls)."
#family
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