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Kylie Kelce, wife of Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce and mother of four children, discussed her stance on sharing photos of her kids online during a recent episode of the “The Squeeze” podcast. She mentioned that she rarely posts images of her children due to privacy concerns but acknowledged an instance where they appeared in her husband’s retirement documentary without her consent. Kylie emphasized her commitment to keeping her children safe from public exposure and dismissed criticism that she exploits them on social media, noting her children's last appearance on her Instagram was after the birth of their youngest child.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
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Story summary
Kylie Kelce, wife of Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce, addressed claims that she exploits their children on Instagram during an interview with "The Squeeze" podcast. She clarified her stance on using her kids' images online, stating that while she initially shared life updates when they had their first daughter, Wyatt, in 2017, she has since limited such posts to protect their privacy. Kylie said she supports parents making their own decisions about sharing children's photos but found it necessary to set clear boundaries after her daughters appeared in Jason’s retirement documentary. She confirmed that her kids might occasionally appear on her podcast "Not Gonna Lie" or Jason’s “New Heights,” yet they will not be featured in social media clips or brand deals.
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The mom of four opened up about setting boundaries around sharing her children on social media while living in the public eye during Wednesday’s episode of “The Squeeze” podcast.
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mom → open → podcast
When she and Jason welcomed their first daughter, Wyatt, Kylie, 34, said that despite her husband’s large following as a Philadelphia Eagles player, she still used Instagram to share “life updates” like anyone else.
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she → welcome → anyone
“As life has gone on and things have changed, I post infrequently overall, and I post, even less frequently, our children,” she told host Tay Lautner.
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she → go → Lautner
“I made it a point to stop putting their faces on my social media.”
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it → make → media
While Kylie said she supports parents making their own choices about sharing their children online, she found herself in a “gray area” when her daughters appeared in Jason’s retirement documentary.
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daughters → say → documentary
“That was really the turning point for me to understand that people can’t draw a line for themselves, and I think that sometimes you have to very clearly draw it for them,” she added.
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she → understand → them
Kylie said her daughters may occasionally pop up on her podcast, “Not Gonna Lie,” or Jason’s podcast, “New Heights,” but they won’t be used in social media clips or included in any brand deals the couple does.
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couple → say → deals
“I feel really strongly about going forward just for their safety to not include them in anything,” she added.
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she → feel → anything
“People online have opinions about it.
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People online take issue with the fact that I discuss my kids’ lives — which I think is kind of crazy — let alone show their faces on anything.”
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I → take → anything
Kylie then recalled a recent radio show that accused her of “exploiting” her children and claimed they were “plastered all over social media.”
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“I’m like, ‘My kids aren’t in anything,'” she said.
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she → ’m → anything
“And I went back on my Instagram and I’m scrolling, and I’m like, ‘They haven’t been on my Instagram.’
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They → go → Instagram
The last time I posted [them] was when I gave birth to our last.
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I → post → last
“I’m still trying to navigate it.
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I → try → it
I overall want to ensure my kids’ safety, and that’s always going to be the top priority.”
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that → want → safety
“First of all, hell no,” she said when discussing the possibility of having another baby.
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she → say → baby
“I have four children.
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I → have → children
If you’re confused, I have four.”
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I → ’re → four
“I have so many kids that over the last week, I’ve had three different people forget I have four kids and thought I had three. …
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I → forget → three
Stop trying to get me to have more.
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me → stop → more
That’s between me, my husband and my motherf–king uterus,” Kylie added.
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Kylie → ’ → me
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