Jason Kelce Makes Sweet Admission About His New Baby
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce may have retired from the NFL in 2024, but the They Call It Late Night host is busier than ever.
The Super Bowl champion and his wife, Kylie Kelce — parents to three daughters, Wyatt Elizabeth, Elliotte Ray, and Bennett Llewellyn — welcomed their fourth daughter, Finnley 'Finn' Anne, on March 30, 2025. Now, the football player turned ESPN analyst is giving fans insight into how his girls are adjusting to their new baby sister and how he's navigating life as the ultimate girl dad.Kelce told E! News at the Amazon upfronts this May that life with four daughters is 'a lot,' and revealed that former youngest daughter Bennett 'Benny' has been having a tough time adjusting. She only recently told her baby sister, 'I love you' — a moment Kelce called a 'big step' for the family.
Though Bennett was slow to surrender her role as the baby of the family, Kelce shared that his daughter Wyatt has fully embraced being a big sister. She's taken the new baby 'under her wing' and is trying to be just like Mom. We're big fans of Kylie's Not Gonna Lie podcast, so it's safe to say that being just like Kylie is a pretty great goal.
Kelce called the evolution 'fun to watch.' Fans can't get enough of the sweet family, commenting things like 'That's so cute' and 'Love that for them." Same.
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