Pregnant Kylie Kelce Reveals Why She Won't Be Bringing Her Daughters to Root for Uncle Travis at the 2025 Super Bowl

Jason and Kylie Kelce are supporting Travis Kelce without their three children this year at Super Bowl LIX.

The retired NFL pro, 37, and the podcast host, 32, have decided to leave their three daughters — Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 23 months — home this weekend while they attend Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. While their little ones want to be there to support Jason's brother Travis, the mom of three told Today in an exclusive interview that ultimately "the logistics of travel, school and childcare were just too overwhelming."

"They don't also really watch football in a way that they would enjoy being in the stadium for the duration of the Super Bowl," Kylie told the outlet. "So in an effort to sort of just give everyone their best shot at enjoying the day, they will be watching the Super Bowl from home."

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While the girls won't physically be there to support their Uncle Trav at the Super Bowl, it certainly won't stop them from cheering for him. On the Jan. 30 episode of Kylie's podcast Not Gonna Lie, she shared that she found the sweetest way for her daughters to cheer on their uncle, as he heads to the Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs to take on the Philadelphia Eagles.

“I will say we have made moves to get the girls 'Go Uncle Trav' shirts because they love their uncle, and of course they love cheering him on," Kylie said during the episode.

"And to be fair, they love cheering on the Birds too, but he is our family and I wanna make sure that the girls feel included," she added.

The mom of three said that deciding whether the girls will attend a public event usually comes down to what's best for them.

"I love to do things that set them up for success. The thought of traveling cross-country with them [while] Jason's going to be super busy, and putting them in maybe a stressful environment, isn't ideal," she explained. "We think they'll be much, much happier to see Uncle Trav on the TV because it'll be easier to see him and they can cheer him on that way."

"The goal of the day is to just cheer on the Chiefs and make sure that we cheer hard enough that Uncle Trav can feel the energy and he can put that right onto the field."

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