Kylie Kelce addresses 'insensitive' pregnancy rumors and shares previous miscarriage in poignant video

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI: Kylie Kelce, wife of former NFL player Jason Kelce, recently took to social media to blast whoever has spread false information about her pregnancy while revealing she has had a miscarriage in the past.

The mother of three—who shares daughters Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 1, with her husband Jason—lashed out at the media and social media users on Friday, July 19, for their "insensitive" rumors on her family planning.

Kylie Kelce reveals having miscarriage before having daughter Wyatt

In a TikTok video released on Friday, July 19, the wife of former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce addressed her previous miscarriage and the ongoing speculation that she might be expecting a fourth child.

Kylie, 32, declared she was tired of "keeping [her] mouth shut" and wanted to "nip this in the bud" at the start of her video, which featured a "trigger warning for pregnancy loss."

Shaking her head, Kylie remarked, "I have had a number of articles written about me since the middle of last football season stating that I am pregnant. I’m not."

The mother of three continued, saying that she finds pregnancy to be "such a sensitive topic" because she had a miscarriage before giving birth to her oldest child.

"I cannot stand people writing such insensitive articles about such a sensitive topic. [It] really lights my fire," she added, per Page Six.

Kylie further explained that since giving birth to her youngest child in February 2023, she hasn't "been pregnant."

"I had a miscarriage before Wyatt. I went in for my 13 week ultrasound, there was no heartbeat, and I had to have a D and E [Dilation and Evacuation]. So I do not take getting pregnant or trying to get pregnant lightly."

"And I think we just need to be in agreement that this is not a topic that anyone needs to be first on reporting," she said, urging everyone to put an end to any pregnancy-related rumors about her and other people.

In closing, Kylie urged everyone to support parents in announcing their pregnancy when they "are good and ready."

With "multiple" people approaching to congratulate or inquire "in person," Kylie wrote in the caption how the erroneous stories about her pregnancy had affected her day-to-day existence.

"Most aggressively, I was DM’d by a random woman asking, ‘Did you have a miscarriage?'" Kylie exclaimed. "Because one of the news outlets that said I was pregnant doubled back and claimed I hadn’t announced it because I had a miscarriage."

"Let’s do better," she concluded her statement.

Kylie Kelce received positive feedback for sharing heartbreaking loss

Kylie received a lot of positive feedback from social media users for sharing her heartbreaking loss as one X (formerly Twitter) user wrote in part, "People need to zip it"

A second user praised Kylie and wrote, "Love and respect this beautiful woman."

"Gross I hadn’t seen any stories saying that but it’s so, so wrong to comment on. For a lot of reasons," exclaimed another.

Another remarked, "I agree with you 100%. Glad you shut them down. This is a sensitive topic and no one’s business."

"Absolutely couldn’t agree more with you Kylie!!!!" added another.

Kylie previously addressed possibility of having a fourth kid in future

Despite not being pregnant at the moment, Kylie has previously addressed the possibility of becoming pregnant with a fourth child in the future.

In a June 27 interview with the New York Magazine website The Strategist, she mentioned preserving her girls' old pajamas in case the family grows in the future, per People.

"We’re rotating through clothes we bought for our first daughter now to our youngest, so we have gone through a lot of hand-me-downs," Kylie said, referring to the outfits her daughters shared among themselves.

The mother of three added, "The Hanna Anderson PJs last forever. We still have some packed up, just in case there ends up being a fourth. It is the best investment."

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