‘Possessive’ Kylie Kelce Gives Friendly Warning to Fans Over Comments on Jason Kelce’s Photos

The former Philadelphia Eagles lineman and Super Bowl LII champion, Jason Kelce turned 38 recently on 5th November.

‘Possessive’ Kylie Kelce Gives Friendly Warning to Fans Over Comments on Jason Kelce’s Photos

Kylie Kelce, Jason Kelce (Images via Variety/@GarageBeer on X)

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Jason Kelce, retired Philadelphia Eagles lineman and sportscaster, recently celebrated his birthday around ten days ago. On his birthday, Garage Beer posted a photo of Kelce in his camo outfit sitting in a copter and flipping off the camera. The post went viral immediately, and the comments were filled with some rather racy fan comments.

The world may have him through the photos, but he’s, at the end of the day, Kylie Kelce’s man. As the world gushed over her husband, the 33-year-old podcaster couldn’t just let it slide. She came with claws out and a possessive streak on, while reminding the fans that Jason is her husband first and digital heartthrob second.

In the latest episode of Kylie’s “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, she warned the fans commenting on the picture by Garage Beef that she can fight and that she will fight when her man’s concerned. Kylie said:

Reminder: I can fight. And I will if I need to, okay? That’s right, don’t think I didn’t see some of those comments on the thirst trap Garage Beer posted of my husband for his birthday. We have beef.

Kylie didn’t stop there. She went on to use a very specific analogy from the Finding Nemo series to further solidify her claim. Kylie referenced the part where Nemo and Dory are spotted by a lagoon of seagulls who mindlessly yell “mine, mine, mine.” She added:

Just wanna restate as the reminder, clear as day, so there is no confusion – that’s mine. Yup. When you see my husband, you should hear my voice like the Finding Nemo seagulls. Mine! Mine! Mine.

In the episode, Kylie also weighed in on the cool uncle status of her husband’s brother, Travis Kelce, while reacting to a video on how to be a cool aunt.

She reacted to a few other takes on the Internet. She was later joined by three-time WNBA champion A’Ja Wilson, with whom Kylie spoke regarding their championship win, the parade bus, and the shenanigans on it.

Wilson and Kylie went on to discuss her signature shoes selling out in less than five minutes, as well as what it meant to have Bam Adebayo become the first NBA player to wear them in a game. The pair also bonded over the shared fact that they are both in relationships with athletes. They also spoke about the conversations revolving around the Pay Us What You Owe Us movement.

Jason Kelce wins hearts with a philanthropic power play

Jason Kelce’s clothing company, Underdog Apparel, teamed up with his former team Philadelphia Eagles, to launch a new line of T-shirts and sweatshirts supporting local charities. As part of this initiative, three Philadelphia-area designers were selected to create original “Birds” artwork.

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Underdog Apparel * HeavySlime (Image via Philadelphia Eagles)

Four designs were unveiled on Friday. Fans can purchase the merchandise at the Eagles’ pro shops at Lincoln Financial Field, its three satellite store locations, and through the Underdog Apparel website.

One of the standout pieces comes from artist Eric ‘HeavySlime’ Kenney, whose bold visual style recently appeared in the HBO Delco crime series Task. His design features a signature skeleton character sporting a Super Bowl ring, paired with the word “Eagles” in a retro, Kelly-green–inspired font.

The profits from the apparel line support the (Be) Philly Foundation, a nonprofit founded by Kelce that focuses on strengthening Philadelphia’s public schools. The foundation helps fund after-school programs across the city and partners with Heights Philadelphia to provide low-income students with college readiness resources and career development opportunities. In addition to HeavySlime, Kelce’s company also collaborated with Paul Granese and Kees Holterman.

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