Jason and Kylie Kelce haven’t closed the door on expanding their girl gang.
The four-time mom opened up about the couple’s future family plans in Tuesday’s “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast episode.
“I’ve always said I wanted four kids [and] room for, like, one pleasant surprise,” she explained. “If we had five kids, I’d be like, ‘OK, that’s enough. We need to stop.’”
When host Amanda Hirsch warned Kylie, 33, against putting that out “into the universe,” the former field hockey coach clarified that vasectomies have “been in the discussions.”
She noted, “My husband was on a podcast … recently and was referencing a vasectomy, and I was like, ‘I’m glad you’re throwing that out into the universe.’”
Kylie referenced Jason, 37, telling “Steam Room” listeners they had “talked about the V-word” in February.
“This one might be it,” the former Philadelphia Eagles player said at the time. “I don’t know if it’s going to happen or not, but we’ll see.”
When the interview was recorded, Kylie was still pregnant with baby girl No. 4.
She and since given birth to daughter Finnley, with the little one joining Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 4, and Bennett, 2, in March.
Kylie, who “can’t stand” being pregnant, said Tuesday that Jason’s response to her debate over more children is, “Whatever you want.”
While the “Not Gonna Lie” podcast host actually felt “good” with three kids six months after Bennett’s birth, everything changed when the toddler began keeping up with her older sisters
She explained, “When she hit about a year and some change, I … had this moment of, ‘Oh, I forgot one’ because I kept thinking, like, I forgot the baby.
“I did not approach our third as if it were going to be my last. So I have this mental block now where I think that one more baby is right.”
Kylie and Jason announced in November 2024 that they had another daughter on the way.
She revealed Tuesday that she knew “immediately” that she was expecting a baby girl before getting “any tests done” — and warned Jason.
“The dead of summer, [I’m] freezing my ass off,” she said of her tell-tale symptoms. “Nauseous the whole time.”
