Kylie Kelce Names Her Emergency Contact — And It Isn't Jason Kelce
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"I know, earth-shattering," Kylie quipped.
Kylie Kelce does trust her husband, Jason Kelce, to “handle shit,” but there’s one responsibility she’s not giving him ― listing him as her emergency contact. For good reason, it seems.
The “Not Gonna Lie” podcaster explained her reasoning in a teaser clip for her latest podcast episode, which drops Thursday.
“My husband is not my emergency contact. I know, earth-shattering,” the field hockey coach shared. “My mother is my emergency contact and let me tell you why.”
Kylie said that the honor “has nothing to do” with her former Philadelphia Eagles’ husband’s personality, but the fact that “he gets so many random people calling him.”
Jason therefore “does not pick up a phone call unless it’s from someone that he knows and that is saved in his phone,” Kylie shared. But, if her mom were to call Jason, “he would pick up the phone, without question.”
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