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By Jane LaCroix
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Jason Kelce may be a Super Bowl champion, but when it comes to emergency contacts, he's not the go-to person for his wife, Kylie Kelce.
In a funny revelation on the latest Thursday, February 20 episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kylie, 32, shared that her mother holds the coveted spot instead.
"My husband is not my emergency contact. I know, earth-shattering," she said, explaining that Jason, 37, who tends to ignore calls unless they come from a recognizable number, just isn't reliable enough. "He gets so many random people calling him... it is insane how many people call him from random phone numbers," she noted.
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Kylie explained her reasoning, saying she had "full faith" if Kylie's mother called him, "he would pick up the phone without question."
This admission came a few days after the couple co-hosted a special Valentine's Day episode of the podcast where they opened up about balancing romance and parenting. While raising three young daughters — Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 4, and Bennett, 23 months — and expecting a fourth, the duo emphasized the importance of keeping the spark alive in their relationship. "Always dating your spouse" is key, Kylie said, with Jason adding that it "reminds you to spend time and take the time to do things with that person, and that can get lost very easily, especially with kids."
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Kylie and Jason revealed their fourth pregnancy with fans in an Instagram post in November 2024 –– also revealing it's a girl. Kylie stated on the Call Her Daddy podcast earlier this month the reason she's fine with having another girl. "I'm like, 'If we had a boy at this point, I'm good.' I've gone this long without getting peed on when I open a diaper, I'm trying to keep that streak alive," the former field hockey coach admitted.
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