Kylie Kelce shuts down troll over Michelle Obama's podcast interview: ‘Keep scrolling’
WASHINGTON, DC: Kylie Kelce has never been one to hold back her podcast 'Not Gonna Lie' and her recent response to a troll makes that clear.
When a negative comment appeared on Instagram about her latest guest, former first lady Michelle Obama, Kylie quickly shut it down.
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Kylie Kelce tells Instagram troll 'If you have nothing nice to say, just keep scrolling’
After Michelle Obama appeared as a guest on Kylie Kelce's podcast, the official Instagram account for 'Not Gonna Lie' shared a clip from their conversation.
While many followers were excited to hear from the former first lady, not everyone was pleased.
As reported by Page Six, one Instagram user responded to the post with a puking emoji. Kylie wasted no time clapping back.
Kylie directly replied to the troll writing, “Hi Dana. We actually don’t do this here. If you have nothing nice to say, just keep scrolling.”
The response was direct, but the commenter wasn’t finished. Dana replied that they were “not at all embarrassed” about being called out by Kylie.
Michelle Obama says Barack Obama wanted a third child
During the podcast episode, which aired on Thursday, March 20, Michelle Obama spoke about her experiences in the White House and her life as a mother.
She also touched upon postpartum experiences, a relevant topic as Kylie is expecting her fourth child.
Michelle revealed that her husband, former President Barack Obama, wanted another child, but she was hesitant.
'The Becoming' author joked that her daughters, Malia, 26, and Sasha, 23, were so good that if she have had a third, "You know, I'm thinking we're gonna get a crazy one."
Michelle Obama explains why she will never run for president
Michelle Obama also addressed speculation about her potential political career, making it clear she has no intention of running for office.
She cited the impact on her daughters as a major reason for her decision.
"...so when people ask me would I ever run, the answer is no," she stated. "If you ask me that, then you have absolutely no idea the sacrifice that your kids make when your parents are in that role," she said, as per OK! Magazine.
She reflected on her daughters' experiences growing up in the White House and the challenges they faced.
"I was so glad when we got out of the White House — it was just ... I wanted them to have the freedom," she said.
"They still are dealing with paparazzi and being who they are and trying to carve out their own identity, but they got a lot of practice in those years in the White House," the former First Lady shared.
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