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3 days ago
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Bindi Irwin Says Daughter Grace, 4, Has Dad Steve's Personality, Cries That She's Not Old Enough to Feed the Crocodiles
Bindi Irwin is sharing that her daughter Grace, 4, has inherited her late father Steve Irwin's personality She adds that her daughter even cries over not being old enough to feed the crocodiles Bindi shares Grace with husband Chandler PowellBindi Irwin's daughter is already taking after her grandpa, Steve Irwin. The nature conservationist, 26, appeared on the Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce podcast and shared that her 4-year-old daughter Grace is already asking to feed the crocodiles at the Australia Zoo, where Bindi lives with her daughter and husband Chandler Powell. The daughter of the famed zookeeper shared that Grace is starting to take after her grandpa, even though she never met him. "There have been a lot of talks with our daughter because she's 4 now, which is wonderful," begins Bindi. "But it also means you wanna be part of everything. So like, when we're feeding the crocodiles, she's like, 'Why can't I be there with you?' She's crying, 'I just wanna feed the crocodiles!'" Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "We're like, 'Well, this is why you can't and why you have to wait 'till you're 18. But it's really that education," Bindi continues. "And kids are so good. They're like little sponges. They just absorb so much information." The proud mom says she and Powell started their daughter off slowly, letting her be around animals like tortoises, wombats and echidnas, which the parents knew she could be safe around. Bindi explains that she's teaching Grace how to read animal cues and says she hopes to work Grace up from there. "And that's what my parents did with me. It was a slow progression as I got older," Bindi says. "And then it's kind of like becomes second nature." When Kelce asks if there are any hard rules about not going into a pen or a hard pass, Bindi admits that it's tricky because Grace wants to be around everything, and she wants her daughter to be curious. However, she knows it's important to teach Grace that some animals are quite dangerous. "It's finding ways to communicate with them and help them understand," the proud mom says. "But Grace, oh my goodness, she is a wild child. I mean, she has my dad's personality. I did not expect that having a little one. I was like, 'Where did this come from?' Oh, my dad." Steve died in 2006 after he was pierced in the chest by a short-tail stingray barb while filming in the Great Barrier Reef. "Living in a zoo is so special because she's able to run around and have so much fun," adds Bindi. "But at the same time, she's like 'I'm gonna climb higher in this tree,' or, you know, 'I can do this by myself.' I'm like, 'Well, you're 4.' So we probably need to workshop this." Read the original article on People
Yahoo
04-04-2025
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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
Yahoo
02-04-2025
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Jason and Kylie Kelce welcome 4th daughter
Jason and Kylie Kelce are officially now part of a family of six! The couple shared the happy news in a joint Instagram post on Tuesday, announcing the arrival of their baby girl, Finnley "Finn" Anne Kelce, whom they said was born on March 30. Their post announcing their fourth daughter's birth included a series of photos, including one of Jason Kelce cradling Finn in his arms and another of Kylie Kelce holding her newborn while resting in a hospital bed. "Whoop, there she is!" they captioned the post, introducing the newest member of their family. In addition to the newborn, the former NFL star and his wife are also parents of three older daughters: Wyatt, Elliotte and Bennett. Kylie Kelce announced in November that she and her husband were expecting another child, sharing the happy news in an Instagram post alongside a photo of their three older children. During the Nov. 27 episode of his "New Heights" podcast with brother Travis Kelce, Jason Kelce opened up about how his kids reacted to the pregnancy news. "Ellie is happy she's no longer the middle child," he said at the time. "Wyatt is like, 'This is too much,' and Benny is no longer the baby in a few months." Jason and Kylie Kelce are parents of 3: What to know about their family He also expressed his excitement for his growing family at the time, adding, "I just love my daughters so much -- the fact that we're going to be getting another one is beyond exciting." Kylie Kelce also spoke about her pregnancy in a December episode of her podcast "Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce." "I am so incredibly grateful to be able to get pregnant," she said at the time. "I have realized in my adult life that it is not as easy to get pregnant as we were originally led on to believe in high school." Kylie Kelce previously shared she suffered a miscarriage before welcoming Wyatt, her eldest child, in October 2019. Amid her gratitude, Kelce also revealed some of the discomforts she experienced in pregnancy. "It is a means to an end. When I tell you that I cannot stand being pregnant, I mean it," she said, noting intense nausea, aversions and cravings for each pregnancy. Kylie Kelce talks cursing in front of kids, pregnancy and more in podcast debut The high school field hockey coach also shared that she is not a fan of gender reveals, instead remaining focused on the baby's health. "Healthy babies. That's what it is. That's what we're looking for," she said at the time. Kylie Kelce and Jason Kelce married in 2018 after meeting through Tinder, according to an episode of Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce's "New Heights" podcast. Jason and Kylie Kelce welcome 4th daughter originally appeared on
Yahoo
02-04-2025
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Travis Kelce Meets Brother Jason's Newborn Baby Girl, Learns Her Unusual Name and Gives Her a Sweet Nickname of His Own
Travis Kelce met his newborn niece Finn while taping his podcast with brother Jason Kelce The baby, who was born on March 30, made a virtual cameo during the episode alongside Jason's wife, Kylie Kelce Travis got to meet the little one and learned her name while filming Travis Kelce is one proud uncle! The NFL star met his newborn niece and learned her unique name while taping the Wednesday, April 2 episode of his New Heights, the podcast he presents with his older brother Jason Kelce. At the start of the episode, Jason, 37, asked the Kansas City Chiefs star if he wanted to see his new niece, and received an exasperated response from Travis. 'Yes, I want to see my new niece, Jason! You only sent one picture,' Travis complained. 'You didn't even tell me what name you picked yet.' But all annoyance goes out of the window when Travis, 35, spots Jason and 33-year-old Kylie Kelce's newborn daughter, who was born on March 30. Related: Pregnant Kylie Kelce Wants Her Daughters to Grow Up as Normal as Possible: 'This Isn't Always Going to Be Our Life' Gasping, Travis said, 'Hey, little muffin! Look at you. You hanging out with Mom? Tell Ky I said hello. I'm glad everything's going great.' Travis then questioned his sister-in-law, asking if the tot was still a "nameless baby.' The Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce podcast host subsequently revealed that they have given the little girl the name Finnley 'Finn' Anne Kelce, because they had to fill out paperwork at the hospital. 'Well, you can technically leave without had to do it,' she said of picking a name. Travis checked if the baby girl is 'Finny' and Kylie responded, 'Yeah, Finn.' 'Finnley Anne Kelce, we're calling her Finn,' Jason noted, to which his brother replied, "Finn Anne, that's adorable." Kylie also informed Travis that Jason played a key part in the picking of the name. "Jason refused to let me just go Finn. I'm dead-ass," she said. Travis couldn't help but praise his sister-in-law, telling her, 'You're impressive, Ky! You're impressive.' 'Thanks, Trav,' she replied. 'It wouldn't have been possible without your brother, you know?' Travis then addressed his niece, 'Hey, Finn! Finn, you just look adorable. Are you happy to be out?' 'How was Kylie's uterus?' Jason added as Kylie noted, "Too comfy, that's why we had to evict her." Travis then joked, 'I'm sorry your father's a weirdo." The sweet family moment ended when Kylie took Finn away and Travis thanked his brother for the special exchange. 'That was lovely, thank you for that,' he said, however, he went on to admit that while babies are "awesome," they "don't do a lot for the first six months." "It really doesn't get exciting until they start smiling and giving you something," he said, before noting that watching his wife give birth was "one of the most crazy things that you can ever witness," and a little "overwhelming." Related: Kylie Kelce Slams Idea That Women Who Have C-Sections Don't 'Experience Birth': 'I Dare You to Say That Within Earshot of Me' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Jason and Kylie are already parents to daughters Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 4, and Bennett, 2. They officially shared the news of baby Finn's birth on Instagram on April 1, writing, 'Whoop, there she is! Finnley 'Finn' Anne Kelce.' Travis commented on the post, writing, "Finnley!!! 😍😍😍" Read the original article on People
USA Today
02-04-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
3x Grammy winner is tired of Jerry Jones, 'Every year is our year' Cowboys fandom
3x Grammy winner is tired of Jerry Jones, 'Every year is our year' Cowboys fandom Like every Cowboys fan, Kelly Clarkson has had enough of the team's ongoing struggles. "We must win. We will win. Win is the name of the game." Those were the famous words of a then 46-year-old Arkansas oilman named Jerry Jones, who spoke that exact line in 1989 during his introductory press conference after purchasing the Dallas Cowboys for $140 million. For a brief, joy-filled period, Jones was prophetic. But since their strong, multi-year honeymoon period, the playoff wins have evaporated for the Cowboys. The words of affirmation have remained though, for 30 years, going from being inspirational to irritating for the fanbase. The feeling of coming up short every year has left fans frustrated, including three-time Grammy award-winning singer, songwriter, and TV personality Kelly Clarkson, who, via Us Weekly Celebrity and Entertainment Magazine, spoke on the owners influence that has led to the constant disappointments year after year. 'I just read something with my sister and I guess Jerry Jones had said, 'Well, now is the time,' Clarkson said on the Thursday, March 27 episode of the 'Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce' podcast. 'And I was like, 'Oh, Ok. It was different from the last 'now's the time.' Very different from last year's time, which was also the time.' Under Jones' direction, the Cowboys have always been in the spotlight and are arguably the most talked-about team in the league. While the organization carries nearly 20 million social followers worldwide and, at over $10 billion, is the most valuable sports franchise in the world, the hall of fame owner has also planted a target on his team that has made them among the most hated in sports. 'Our team is probably one of the most hated,' Clarkson told Kelce, 33. 'Because I also think, too, we're always so hopeful. I don't think there's been more dreamers since the '90s. Every year is our year.' Kylie Kelce, who is the wife of former Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro and future Hall of Fame Center Jason Kelce, shared how much negativity is expressed about the Cowboys. 'I will tell you that I have a bond with Giants fans for some reason,' Kylie said. 'It's often Giants fans [who] meet my husband and they immediately have truth serum and say, 'I have to be honest, I'm a Giants fan.' And I'm like, 'Well, everyone has their flaws, but we can agree, 'F*** the Cowboys.'' It didn't take long for those original "We will win" words to become a reality. In his fourth season as owner and general manager, Jones, alongside legendary head coach Jimmy Johnson, his former national championship-winning teammate at Arkansas, rebuilt the Cowboys back into their winning ways. The team would capture back-to-back Super Bowl titles in 1992 and 1993. In an instant, everything changed. Years after his famous winning quote, Jones made another statement that would significantly impact the Cowboys' franchise: "500 coaches could coach the Cowboys." This infamous remark further strained the already rocky relationship between Jones and Johnson, ultimately leading to the hall of famers departure after the 1993 season, following the Cowboys' back-to-back championship victories. While the team won a third title in the 90s under Johnson's replacement, Barry Switzer, fast-forward 30 years, and the once proud "America's Team" has yet to reach an NFC title game, much less a Super Bowl. Since Johnson's exit, the Cowboys have had eight different head coaches. While the organization has had its moments of feeling that this might be the year they get it done, time after time, the results have been bitter and disappointing. Now heading into the 2025 season, the frustration and impatience of the fans is now being tested more than ever. After the firing of Mike McCarthy who was the teams head coach the past five seasons, Jones handed the keys to his offensive coordinator the last two years in Brian Schottenheimer over names like Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn. The decison to make Schottenheimer the 10th head coach in team history and the ninth under Jones was met with intense scruitny from fans, analysts, and even team legend and the NFL's all-time leading rusher Emmitt Smith. 'I'm gonna start off by saying this: you gotta give everybody a chance to prove that they're great head coaches and capable of leading the team to where it needs to go,' Smith, 55, said of Schottenheimer. 'However, I have to wait and see the direction that he's going to take the organization and if he has the ability to take the organization in the direction that I think it should go. We have gotten so far away from the character of who we are. We need to go back to the fundamentals of who we are as an organization. That's how we're going to get back to our winning ways. If that doesn't happen, we're going to be sorry for a long time.' Only time will tell regarding the recent decisions made by Jones, but for now, Cowboys fans don't seem to be filled with hope.
