OMG! Travis Kelce is ‘special guest’ on Kylie Kelce’s LX Super Bowl LIVE podcast in San Francisco

Kylie Kelce Brings Unfiltered Mom Life to the Mic as Travis Kelce Joins Super Bowl LIVE Podcast in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO — Kylie Kelce has never pretended to be anything other than exactly who she is: a candid, sharp-witted mom of four who balances chaos, coffee, and commentary with remarkable honesty. That authenticity was on full display during a recent snow day special episode of her hit podcast Not Going to Lie, just days before she’s set to host her highly anticipated Super Bowl LIVE episode in San Francisco — featuring none other than her brother-in-law, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, as a special guest.

The snow day episode, recorded from home after a major winter storm shut down schools, leaned fully into the unfiltered reality of parenting. “Absolutely unhinged,” Kylie joked at the top of the show — and she wasn’t wrong. Between icy sidewalks, failed sledding attempts, snow gear meltdowns, and children arguing over blankets during a Lizzie McGuire Movie marathon, the episode painted a familiar picture for parents everywhere.

Kelce, 33, who shares daughters Wyatt (6), Elliot (4), Bennett (2), and baby Finn with her husband Jason Kelce, used the episode to reflect on motherhood with humor and vulnerability. Snow days, she admitted, are a mixed bag. While they promise cozy memories and family bonding, they also bring what she called one of the worst parts of parenting: getting multiple kids into snow gear.

“It took us 30 minutes to get two children dressed,” she said, recalling battles over mittens versus loosely knit Strawberry Shortcake gloves that offered virtually no protection from the cold. The honesty resonated deeply with listeners, many of whom flooded social media with praise for her relatability.

The episode also featured Kylie’s popular recurring segments, including “Doom Scroll,” where she shared viral moments ranging from Philadelphians sledding down the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art to tiny dogs braving winter weather in booties. Her commentary, delivered with signature dry humor, underscored why the podcast has built such a loyal following.

Beyond laughs, Kylie used the platform to answer fan questions in her “Ask Me Some Things” segment. Among the most talked-about moments was her candid response to who said “I love you” first in her relationship with Jason Kelce. “It me,” she said simply, explaining that after some playful hesitation between the two, she decided to say it first. While she declined to share details of the moment, her openness about the early days of their relationship offered listeners a glimpse into a love story that began with a famously disastrous Tinder date in 2015 — one where Jason fell asleep mid-date.

Kylie also addressed questions about parenting philosophies, fitness, and mental health. When asked about working out as a mom of four, she laughed off any expectations of consistency. “Some days I’m going to work out, some days I’m not. It all evens out,” she said, emphasizing that this season of life is about family, not perfection. Her mantra — that things will balance out over time — struck a chord with listeners navigating similar stages.

One of the most powerful moments of the episode came during Kylie’s reaction to a viral video of a mom calmly responding after her toddler spilled coffee all over the kitchen. Kylie praised the woman’s composure and applauded her openness about taking Lexapro, pushing back firmly against stigma around mental health medication. “She handled her business with a medical professional,” Kylie said. “That’s the only opinion that matters.”

The moment exemplified the broader tone of Not Going to Lie: supportive, honest, and unapologetically real — particularly when it comes to motherhood.

As the snow day episode wrapped, Kylie teased what’s next: the annual Not Going to Lie Super Bowl special, recorded live in San Francisco and set to drop a day later than usual. The episode is already generating buzz thanks to the announcement that Travis Kelce will appear as a special guest. While details remain under wraps, fans are eager to hear the dynamic between Kylie and the NFL tight end, especially as the Chiefs once again find themselves at the center of Super Bowl week.

The Kelce family has become a cultural phenomenon over the past year, with Jason transitioning into broadcasting, Travis dominating both football headlines and pop culture, and Kylie emerging as a standout voice in her own right. Despite the spotlight, Kylie remains grounded — often marveling at how far their family has come.

“There are times where I look at my husband and say, ‘How lucky are we?’” she shared on the podcast. “We are unbelievably fortunate.”

That gratitude, paired with humor and honesty, has become the foundation of Kylie Kelce’s growing media presence. Whether she’s talking about snow days, spilled coffee, or the surreal experience of hosting a Super Bowl episode with her famous brother-in-law, Kylie continues to connect with listeners by simply telling the truth — unfiltered, imperfect, and refreshingly human.

As Super Bowl week unfolds in San Francisco, one thing is clear: while the game may dominate headlines, Kylie Kelce’s voice is carving out its own space — one snow day, podcast episode, and candid confession at a time.