You do not want to mess with a pregnant Kylie Kelce.
“I was mean. I’m a mean pregnant lady,” Kelce, 33, said during the Thursday, December 4, episode of her “Not Gonna Lie” podcast. “I’m so mean. I’m mean, just like, for sport.”
The media personality admitted that her behavior while pregnant was “horrible,” adding that she’s “horrified” by how she acted.
“And occasionally, I have a lucid moment while I’m pregnant, where I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, you’re mean.’ And then guess what? I go right back to being mean,” she continued.
Kylie said it’s a “miracle” that her husband, Jason Kelce, has “put up with it this many times.” (The couple share four daughters: Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finn, 8 months.)
Kylie also said that her biggest pregnancy craving was “Granny Smith apples and whipped cream.”
“If we tried to fill a dumpster with the number of apples and cans of whipped cream that I went through, we’d need six dumpsters. And that was one pregnancy,” she added.
Kylie’s comments about her pregnancy behavior come one day after Jason, 38, candidly discussed his wife’s 2018 pregnancy loss.
“I remember going out to my truck in the middle of practice and meetings, overcome with grief and emotion,” he said in his acceptance speech for the March of Dimes Sports Achievement Award at the nonprofit organization’s 43rd Annual Sports Luncheon in New York City on Wednesday, December 3.
Jason continued, “You really find out in moments like those how awesome sports are [and] how awesome teams are. There are so many people that shared with me, coaches, teammates, people within the Eagles building, friends of ours, and you really find out how prevalent this actually is. How often miscarriages happen. And it’s something that I think, a lot of times, often doesn’t get said and spoken about.”
Kylie previously opened up about her miscarriage during a podcast episode in October, which is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. She revealed at the time that she had a positive pregnancy test in August 2018. Months later, on November 5 — Jason’s birthday — she learned that she had lost the baby.
“I wanted to share some more details because when I experienced my miscarriage, I felt like a bunch of people came forward to support me and offer words of encouragement or love,” Kylie said. “So they divulged that they also had experienced losses. It is interesting how sometimes it takes you experiencing a loss for people to open up about their own.”
Kylie added that she wanted to “emphasize the fact that this still hurts after having four children because it does.”
“And it’s OK for people who are still in their journey and not yet having gotten over the hump of, like, getting to meet your tiny humans that you’re making, I am so sorry,” she continued. “For people who have experienced loss and who still have gotten to meet some of their tiny humans, I am also sorry because it doesn’t not hurt.”
