Kylie Kelce gives 3-word NSFW message for Jason Kelce as Eagles icon 'leverages' wife for New Heights' ratings

Jason Kelce's wife Kylie Kelce is known for her sharp wit. During a recent episode of the "New Heights" podcast, she delivered a cheeky, three-word jab at the Philadelphia Eagles veteran.

As Jason teased her about staying for more questions to boost the podcast's ratings, Kylie quipped and without hesitance blurted:

“Such a d**k.” [57:15]

It left both Jason and his co-host, Chiefs TE Travis Kelce, in stitches.

Kelce brothers have taken the podcasting world by storm. However, every time Kylie appears on the "New Heights" podcast, she becomes a fan favorite. Her opinions mostly revolve around parenting, fame and leading life with one of the NFL's most famous families.

After meeting on Tinder and dating, Jason and Kylie tied the knot on April 14, 2018. They have three daughters: Wyatt, Elliotte and Bennett, and are expecting another girl in 2025.

Kylie Kelce's podcast "Not Gonna Lie" is carving out its space alongside "New Heights"

Launched just weeks ago, Kylie Kelce's podcast, "Not Gonna Lie," is already challenging the likes of "The Joe Rogan Experience" for the top podcasting spots. Meanwhile, the Kelce brothers’ popular podcast, "New Heights," sits far behind at No. 46 on Apple and No. 83 on Spotify.

For Kylie, the numbers are a happy side note, not the goal.

“I’m focused on putting out content that people like to consume,” she told the New York Times. “If that puts us there for a week, cool. If it puts us there for longer than that, cool. But I also don’t need to feed any conflict that’s created by it.”

It is Kylie’s unpolished yet charming personality, which has struck a chord with listeners. Her humor feels natural. Her discussions about motherhood are refreshingly honest. More importantly, her concise 45-minute episodes cater to the hectic lives of modern women.

Before becoming a podcaster, Kylie was a former hockey coach at Lower Merion High School, which is also her alma mater. Alongside, she is also into philanthropy and is an advocate for the Eagles Autism Foundation.

Kylie Kelce majored in communications at Cabrini University, where she simultaneously was a field hockey team member. A standout player, she earned the title of "Rookie of the Year" in the Colonial States Athletic Conference. By 2017, Kylie had earned her degree and aspired to sports broadcasting.