In this week's episode of her podcast Not Gonna Lie, Kylie Kelce, who is expecting her fourth child, shared an adorable way her daughters are supporting their uncle, Travis Kelce, as he prepares to play in the Super Bowl. The young girls—Bennett, Elliotte, and Wyatt—are set to cheer on their beloved uncle with custom-made shirts that express their enthusiasm. While the family has a history of balancing attendance at major games, Kylie prioritizes her children’s comfort and well-being when deciding whether they should attend such events. Last year, the decision was made for the girls to watch from home, a choice driven by considerations of their age and the potential stress of a large stadium environment.

Kylie revealed that she had arranged for her daughters to wear specially designed “Go Uncle Trav” shirts to show their support. This thoughtful gesture allows the young fans to participate in the excitement while staying at home. “They love their uncle, and of course they love cheering him on,” Kylie explained during the podcast. She also mentioned that her children have a fondness for the Philadelphia Eagles, but she wanted to ensure they felt included in the family tradition of supporting Travis.

Last year, when the Kansas City Chiefs competed in the Super Bowl, Kylie and her husband Jason, a former Eagles player, decided it would be best for the girls to stay home. “They will be at home,” Kylie noted, adding that she prefers keeping them there “as long as Dad’s not playing.” She elaborated on her reasoning, stating that stadiums can be overwhelming for young children. “A stadium with thousands of people can be overwhelming and there’s three of them. It can get hectic, it’s just a lot,” she said.

Kylie emphasized that her primary focus is always on setting her daughters up for success. “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. By choosing to watch the game from home, the girls can enjoy the experience without the pressures of a crowded stadium. “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,” she concluded.

The family's goal remains clear: to cheer on the Chiefs with all their might, ensuring that Travis can feel their energy and channel it onto the field. Through thoughtful planning and consideration, Kylie ensures that her daughters remain engaged and excited about supporting their uncle, no matter where they are watching from.