Not Gonna Lie podcast host rejects CBC Olympics’ description and wants to be known as “Jason and Kylie Kelce”

Going in the opposite direction, the fierce tigress said! “Not Gonna Lie” podcast host Kylie Kelce does not want to be known as “Kylie Kelce and her husband. ” She recently spoke on her podcast and shared a CBC Olympics post that used that phrase. She said, “Cut that out. We’ve leaned too far in the opposite direction. You know what’s great? Jason and Kylie Kelce. ”

Is she trying to keep her retired NFL star husband relevant? Or is she too old-fashioned to be known by her name? Unlike modern women, who often keep their maiden surname after marriage and sometimes attach their husband’s surname as initials, like “N.” or “S” to their names. Maybe Kylie just wanted her husband to be known and named as well.

Could be anything. Anyway, let’s talk about her Winter Olympics snippets now.

The main event at Milan for the mom-of-four was the Women’s Ice Hockey semi-finals. She admitted they had not planned to attend, but when they heard women were playing, they decided to go. Kylie is a former field hockey player.

Afterward, CBC Olympics shared a picture of the couple in the spectator stands. They captioned it: “Kylie Kelce and her husband supporting @TeamUSA women’s hockey.”

The retired Philadelphia Eagles center brought the post to Kylie’s attention at breakfast.

She said on the podcast, “This is ridiculous. Cut that out. We’ve leaned too far in the opposite direction.” We’ve already established what’s great for Jason’s wife. She quickly shifted the podcast to a different topic and expressed displeasure for the photo the CBC Olympics shared.

The photo posted by CBC Olympics showed her lost in her phone.

She said, “I’m a little sad about this because I’m barely ever on my phone. Last night, I was busy watching [women’s hockey semi-finals], and then you caught me on my phone. So, you caught me. You got me. ”

Then the 33-year-old NFL WAG pointed out that “people were enjoying the caption though,” and later quietly admitted, “Maybe we should say both names. But [pause], you know, [tilts her head to one side], sure [chuckles].”

She seems confused. Again, like most modern women.

The ardent Philadelphia Eagles fan shared that it was the first competition they attended at the Winter Olympics. The women’s ice hockey team dominated in a way she couldn’t explain.

Her favorite story from the global event was Cory and Korey [Cory Thiesse and Korey Dropkin] winning a silver medal in mixed doubles curling at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics on Feb 10.