Jason Kelce's Wife Kylie Reveals ‘Nightmare' Part of Life at Home With 4 Kids: ‘Don't Come for Me'

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NFL star Jason Kelce's wife Kylie has candidly opened up about one of her least favorite parts of parenting their four kids at home—while asking other mothers for advice on how to handle what she described as a 'nightmare' situation.
Kylie, 33, and retired Philadelphia Eagles pro Jason, 37, welcomed their fourth daughter, Finnley, in March, prompting the mom of four to take a brief break from her hit podcast, 'Not Gonna Lie.'
However, she returned to her popular show earlier this month and wasted no time in laying bare how her life has changed since they added another baby to their brood.
In her latest episode, Kylie—who records the podcast in the couple's $6 million Pennsylvania mansion—opened up about a viral moment during her husband's new installment of his own 'New Heights' podcast when their 4-year-old daughter, Elliotte, could be heard yelling: 'I'm all done pooping!'
Addressing the hilarious incident, Kylie explained that her three oldest kids have all been taught to call for their mother when they're done in the bathroom so that she can ensure they properly wipe and wash their hands.
However, with three children now calling for her attention after their trips to the bathroom, Kylie admitted that it's become a bit too much for her to handle.
'Can someone tell me when you're supposed to stop wiping your kids' butts?' she asked. 'I could be about to get dragged on the Internet … all the moms out there, can you tell me so that we can sort of add them all up and get the average of when we should stop wiping their butts specifically for poop? Okay? Don't come for me.'
Kylie, who also shares Wyatt, 5, and Bennett, 2, with Jason, went on to explain that she feels as though the 'I'm done pooping' cries have become a near-constant 'soundtrack' in her life, joking: 'That's the soundtrack of my life right there.
'This happens probably anywhere from two times minimum, six times maximum a day. It is legitimately something that I hear in my … I was gonna say dreams, but let's be honest, that's a nightmare.'
Bennett, in particular, likes to have company whenever she's in the bathroom, with Kylie revealing that her second-youngest child needs 'full assistance on the potty,' adding: 'She wants you to sit on the edge of the tub and have a full-blown conversation with her.
'Then if you try to leave the bathroom, she'll go, 'I'm all done. I'm not all done. I'm all done. I'm not all done.''
It's now reached the point, she confessed, where she and Jason argue over who will respond to each call, joking that her children seem to have an uncanny knack for asking for whichever parent is busy at that exact moment in time.
'[Jason and I] start passing the blame back like a fun little game,' she said, adding: 'They just yell for anyone that they were previously with or that they know is in the middle of something.
'That's usually the one they ask for: the person who's in the middle of a task. My favorite is when they do it while I'm rolling meatballs.'
The very candid confession comes just two weeks after Kylie announced that she was returning to her podcast, while sharing an intimate glimpse into her very 'relatable' life at home with her four kids.
The mother of four shared a spoof Instagram video filmed inside the property in which she could be seen hanging out with the couple's daughters in their living room—including newborn Finnley, who was seen perched on her mom's lap.
Kylie was seen sitting in the living space with her baby girl, while her other three kids cause mischief and mayhem.
Revealing a glimpse into the chaos of motherhood, Kylie could be seen attempting to keep her kids in line while they happily ignore her requests to behave.
'What are you doing?' Kylie asked her children, while trying to nurse Finnley. 'Why are you scooting on your butt like that?'
Ignoring their mother, Wyatt and Elliotte began singing the children's dance song 'Pop See Ko,' while one of them colored and another ran around the room. Bennett, meanwhile, was seen perched on the couch while grinning at the camera.
'My hands are high, my feet are low, and this is how I pop see ko,' the two girls chanted. 'Pop pop see poo.'
'Don't use potty talk, please,' Kylie then told the girls.
'No! You're a baddie!' one child said to Kylie, who jokingly replied, 'Yeah, I am.'
The camera then cut to Kylie's phone, revealing that her producer, 'Queen Emma,' was calling.
'Oooh, hey, Queen Emma! No, this is a great time. Wait, she's available right now? Queen Emma, are we back? All right, give me five minutes,' Kylie said.
After hanging up the phone, Kylie shouted for Jason to watch the children as she left the living room.
'Jason, you're on the clock! Girls, mom's gotta go podcast,' she said.
She then strutted through her kitchen to reach her podcasting room, which was adorned with fun wallpaper and colorful artwork. Kylie sat down and brushed on some mascara.
'Not going to lie, it feels good to be back,' she says.
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