Thanksgiving in the Kelce household just got a whole lot more interesting. In a fresh and hilarious podcast update that has taken social media by storm, Kylie Kelce—wife of Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce—laid down her official “Dos and Don’ts” for the holiday. But amidst the advice on turkey consumption and family football rivalries, it was a tear-jerking tribute to her brother-in-law, Travis Kelce, and a viral reference to pop superstar Taylor Swift as her “sister-in-law” that really had fans buzzing.
Kylie’s Thanksgiving Manifesto: “Don’t Yuck My Yum”
The “Princess of Kyana” herself wasted no time getting into the nitty-gritty of Thanksgiving etiquette. Partnering with Amazon for Black Friday deals, Kylie delivered a relatable masterclass on how to survive the food-centric holiday.
Her number one rule? Pace yourself. “This day comes but once a year,” Kylie advised, admitting her strategy involves parking her three daughters in front of the TV so she can enjoy at least “four bites” of dinner in peace.
She also took a firm stance against the “Turkey Trot” culture. “Don’t pressure others into participating in your turkey trots… I don’t need to earn my Thanksgiving dinner and neither do you,” she declared, speaking for the millions of Americans who prefer the couch to a 5K run on holiday mornings.

Perhaps her most crucial advice for dealing with picky eaters and opinionated relatives was simple: “Don’t yuck someone else’s yum.” Whether it’s green bean casserole or cranberry sauce, Kylie demands respect for the spread. She humorously revealed that her own children—Wyatt, Elliotte, and Bennett—will likely eat a grand total of three items combined, including “buttered rolls” and “cheese,” while lying about being full to get straight to dessert.
“Kiss My Ass”: The Football Loyalties
It wouldn’t be a Kelce update without football talk. Kylie made her allegiances crystal clear, instructing listeners to “Do root for the Chiefs” and, more aggressively, “Don’t root for the Cowboys.”
“I’m so sick of the idea that the Cowboys are America’s team so they can kiss my ass,” she joked (or perhaps, didn’t joke at all), urging fans to support “Uncle Trav” and the Kansas City Chiefs instead.
She took a serious moment to congratulate Travis Kelce on his monumental achievement: breaking the Kansas City Chiefs’ franchise touchdown record. “For those of you who don’t understand what an accomplishment that is… Travis now owns the record of how many touchdowns he has made for the Chiefs franchise in his career. That is an unbelievable feat,” she beamed, noting how difficult it would be for anyone to dethrone him.
The “Sister-in-Law” Moment That Broke the Internet
While the football stats were impressive, the emotional core of the viral video came from the narration describing Kylie’s growing bond with Travis’s girlfriend, Taylor Swift. The video title and narration highlighted a moment where Kylie reportedly referred to the global superstar as her “sister-in-law,” sending Swifties into a frenzy of speculation and joy.
The narration painted a vivid picture of Taylor fitting seamlessly into the chaotic warmth of the Kelce family holidays. Fans were treated to descriptions of the music icon “apron tied, singing along to the kitchen radio, rolling out cinnamon rolls with flour-dusted hands.” It’s a domestic image that stands in stark contrast to the stadium-filling performer the world knows, grounding her in the relatable reality of family tradition.
“Is it possible that someone who commands the attention of the world can also fit so effortlessly into the chaos of a family holiday?” the narrator mused. The answer, according to the Kelce vibes, seems to be a resounding yes.
Rumors of a Halftime Surprise
The viral clip also stoked the flames of a new rumor: a potential Taylor Swift appearance at the halftime show of the Thanksgiving game at AT&T Stadium. While Kylie explicitly forbade rooting for the Cowboys, the speculation that Taylor might turn the football game into a concert event had fans “refreshing their feeds every 5 seconds.”

Whether Taylor actually takes the stage or simply enjoys the day as “Auntie Tay,” the dynamic between her and Kylie has clearly shifted from tentative new acquaintances to a genuine family bond. Kylie’s blend of protective humor and deep admiration for both Travis and Taylor highlights why this family has captivated the public’s imagination.
A Legendary Holiday
As the Kelce clan prepares for a Thanksgiving filled with football, “three things” the kids will eat, and likely a lot of shouting at the TV, Kylie’s message resonates: Savor the bites, ignore the haters, and love your family fiercely.
And if that family happens to include the biggest pop star on the planet making cinnamon rolls in your kitchen? Well, that’s just the cherry on top of the pie (which Kylie’s kids apparently don’t like, but that’s another story).
Happy Thanksgiving, indeed.
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