Why Kylie Kelce Described Her Marriage to Jason Kelce as 'Strategic'

Kylie Kelce recently paid tribute to her husband, Jason Kelce, explaining why she considers their marriage a strategic choice. Speaking at the March of Dimes 43rd Annual Sports Luncheon on December 3 at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City, Kylie reflected on her life with Jason, whom she married in 2018.

I have the privilege of knowing Jason not just as a public figure or a headline, but as a husband and a father, Kylie shared. She highlighted his role at home, describing him as the steady heartbeat of our family. She added, People often see his intensity and dedication, but I see his love and care every single day.

The couple shares four daughters: Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finnley Finn Anne Kelce, 8 months. Kylie also praised Jasons commitment to teamwork, both on the football field and at home. Jason believes in being fully present for the team, whether its his 13-season career in football or the family were raising together, she said.

Jason, a Super Bowl champion, received the Sports Achievement Award at the event, alongside Olympic Gold Medalist Katie Ledecky. NASCAR president Steve Phelps was honored with the Corporate Leadership Award. During his speech, Jason reflected on a painful period early in their marriage when Kylie experienced a miscarriage in 2018, sharing how football helped him cope.

I remember stepping out to my truck during practice, overwhelmed with grief, Jason recounted. Moments like that remind you how powerful sports and teams can be. He emphasized the importance of the March of Dimes mission, stating, This work is deeply personal. Its about families, children, and babies. Your support for families across the country is invaluable.

Kylie has also been candid about her pregnancy loss on her podcast, Not Gonna Lie, describing it as an experience that never leaves you. She expressed empathy for others facing similar challenges, saying, Even after having four children, the loss still hurts. Its okay to feel that pain.

She shared that talking openly about her grief has been a healing process. Discussing it with my mom, who also experienced loss, and with friends, has helped me cope. Loss never truly disappears, but speaking about it makes it more bearable, Kylie explained.

Author: Caleb Jennings