The F-Bomb Heard ‘Round the House: Kylie Kelce’s Daughter Wyatt Drops Her First Curse Word While Watching Uncle Travis’s Game, Leaving Mom “Shocked”

In the often-unpredictable realm of parenting, certain milestones leave an indelible mark, often oscillating between pure joy and utter bewilderment. For Kylie Kelce, wife of NFL legend Jason Kelce, one such unforgettable moment recently unfolded in her living room, sparking a mix of shock, amusement, and perhaps a touch of parental pride. Her eldest daughter, Wyatt, just five years old, uttered her very first curse word—a colorful expression learned directly from her mother while intensely watching an Eagles versus Chiefs game, a game featuring none other than her famous Uncle Travis Kelce.

Kylie, a mother of four, candidly shared this hilarious and humbling anecdote on a recent episode of her podcast, “Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce.” The revelation not only offered a rare glimpse into the Kelce household dynamics but also resonated deeply with parents everywhere who have experienced the unexpected linguistic leaps of their children.

A Budding Artist or Just a Keen Observer?

Kylie, who shares her four daughters—Wyatt, Elliot (4), Bennett (2), and newborn Finn—with her husband Jason, recounted the pivotal scene. “One of the ways my oldest daughter has displayed that I think she is headed in the direction of the arts,” Kylie mused, setting the stage, “is the one day that we were watching Eagles versus Chiefs game, and she was sitting on the couch.”

As Kylie watched the game, undoubtedly experiencing the rollercoaster of emotions that comes with supporting a family member in the NFL, she admits to having “shared my thoughts and feelings about the game.” What followed was a moment of pure, unscripted comedic gold.

“She sat there, and I could see it on her lips, and I was like, ‘What are you doing?’” Kylie explained, her voice still laced with disbelief. “So I luckily knew to pull out my phone because I was like, something’s about to pop off.” And indeed, something did.

Wyatt, with the precision of a seasoned impressionist, repeated “exactly what Mom said, in the exact intonation, inflection, tone, all of it. Spot on! It was so impressive,” Kylie added, clearly struck by her daughter’s uncanny mimicry. “It was almost as if she had taken—she watched me do it, she took notes, and she was like, ‘I can nail that.’”

The incident left Kylie in a momentary parental quandary. When podcast guest Regina Hall inquired about Wyatt’s age at the time, Kylie confirmed she was just three years old. “I tried to reel it back,” Kylie admitted, describing her immediate reaction. “I immediately was like, ‘Hey, this is my reaction. We’re not using grown-up words. Those are grown-up words.’” Yet, despite the necessary parental correction, Kylie confessed with a chuckle, “But in my head, it was a proud moment.” It’s a sentiment many parents can relate to—the internal conflict between correcting a child’s behavior and marveling at their developing abilities, even when those abilities involve less-than-desirable vocabulary.

The Unfiltered Truths of Motherhood

This isn’t the first time Kylie has shared the candid, often “humbling” observations from her daughters. Back in July, she revealed another memorable moment when Wyatt commented on her stomach after Kylie had given birth to Finn. “I also like to share some of the more honest or humbling things my girls have said to me,” Kylie shared on a previous podcast episode. “I’ve been told that I have a big butt. My oldest called me evil a couple weeks ago. Yesterday specifically, she pressed on my stomach and said, ‘It looks like you still have a baby in there.’” These unfiltered comments, while occasionally stinging, highlight the raw honesty and sometimes brutal innocence of childhood.

In another amusing anecdote from a June podcast episode, Kylie recounted how Wyatt expertly handled her mom’s attempt at modern slang. “I’m not going to lie, yesterday I was caught off guard because I asked Wyatt, ‘Are you for real for real?’” Kylie said. Wyatt’s swift and witty reply? “No, it’s pretend pretend.” Kylie recalled, “I had to stifle a laugh on that one because she was deadass.”

These moments, whether a perfectly mimicked curse word or a sharp, innocent retort, paint a vivid picture of life inside the Kelce household. They showcase Kylie Kelce’s down-to-earth parenting style, her ability to find humor in the chaos, and her candid willingness to share the often-unfiltered realities of raising young children in the public eye.

While Wyatt’s first curse word might have been a “grown-up word” learned from her mom’s game-day fervor, it’s clear that this young Kelce is already showing a flair for observation and imitation that could indeed lead her “in the direction of the arts,” or at the very least, towards many more memorable family moments. For now, it’s a hilarious tale that underscores the unexpected joys and comical challenges that make up the rich tapestry of family life, especially when Uncle Travis and the Chiefs are on the screen.