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By Effie Orfanides
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Kylie Kelce struck gold when she had Michelle Obama as a guest on her Not Gonna Lie podcast. However, not everyone was thrilled to hear what the former FLOTUS had to say.
On Thursday, March 20, some clips from the podcast episode were posted on Instagram. The comments section quickly filled with fans praising Kelce and letting her know just how much they enjoyed listening to her interview Obama.
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"MICHELLE OBAMA!!!! Kylie — the woman you are. Fantastic choice of guest. Especially right now!!!! I LOVE THIS," one person wrote.
"This is crazy!! @nglwithkylie you are killing it with your podcast! So happy for you! You are so natural and fun," someone else said.
"Dang Kylie! You rate!!! So excited for this one!!! Wasn't even on my radar," a third comment read.
However, when one person had something negative to say, Kelce stepped in and squashed it. The Instagram user dropped by the comments section to add the throwing up emoji.
"Hi Dana. We actually don't do this here. If you have nothing nice to say just keep scrolling," Kelce responded, according to E! News.
Kelce herself was beyond thrilled to get the opportunity to interview Obama — and she told her as much during their chat.
"I'm not going to lie, Mrs. Obama, this is a pretty surreal moment for me. I have always been such a fan of the way you carry yourself," Kelce told Obama on the March 20 podcast episode. "At 18 was the first election that I was able to vote for your husband. But seeing you as a powerful figure alongside him as a partner was such an outstanding image of female empowerment."
Kelce officially launched her podcast in December 2024. Her husband, former NFL star Jason Kelce, has his own podcast that he co-hosts with his brother Travis Kelce called New Heights.
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