Kylie Kelce Roasts Herself For Giving Daughter 'Most Generic Middle Name'
Kylie Kelce isn't afraid to roast herself.
The mom of four recently taped an episode of her podcast two days postpartum, where she introduced followers to her baby, Finnley 'Finn' Anne Kelce.
She also opened up about how she and husband Jason Kelce arrived at the moniker, and why part of the name made her laugh.
'We had an idea,' the field hockey coach shared on a new episode of her podcast, 'Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce.' 'We had discussed names with anyone that we could trust to not share names and, uh, we did not go with a single option that we had been discussing.'
Though the two considered names like Winnifred, Georgie and Colette, Kylie Kelce said that 'for the first 24 hours, she did not have a name.'
The two eventually decided on Finnley for a first name and Anne for a middle name, which Kylie Kelce joked was 'the most generic middle name you could possibly have.'
'I love that I'm just roasting myself,' she said while laughing, 'And there's nothing we can do. The paperwork is filled out and they're on their way to the government. I don't know what ... Fuck.'
Luckily, Kylie Kelce said her little one is 'very much a Finn,' and that Anne is a sweet tribute to a lot of women in her family.
While the rest of the podcaster and former NFL player's three daughters share one thing in common ― having two T's in their name ― Kylie also made it clear she 'warned' everyone.
'All the people who are gonna be triggered by the fact that this name doesn't have two T's, I warned you ― I gave you fair warning!' she said, as she played a prior clip of her telling listeners that if the future baby's name didn't have two T's, 'she's still one of us.'
Jason and Kylie Kelce have three other daughters: Wyatt, 5; Elliotte, 4; and Bennett, 2.
Watch the rest of the episode for more of their reactions to meeting their new sister:
Kylie Kelce Cracks Up Remembering What She Said After Birth Of Fourth Daughter
Kelly Clarkson And Kylie Kelce's Conversation About Schools Has Sparked Debate
Kylie Kelce Takes Down Troll Criticizing Michelle Obama Interview
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