Jason Kelce pauses podcast to comfort daughter elliotte, 2½, while she’s ‘losing it’: ‘this is standard’…TH
JASON KELCE PAUSES PODCAST TO COMFORT DAUGHTER ELLIOTTE, 2½, WHILE SHE’S ‘LOSING IT’: ‘THIS IS STANDARD’
Uncle Travis Kelce praised his niece as a ‘trooper’ while his girl dad brother assessed the situation.
.Jason Kelce was podcasting when he heard daughter Elliotte, 2½, crying from upstairs
• The father of three noted these kinds of outbursts are “standard” within his family of five
• Jason Kelce welcomed youngest daughter, Bennett, weeks after competing against brother and co-host Travis Kelce in Super Bowl LVII
Jason took a moment from the podcast on Wednesday to make sure his little girl was okay.
As the Philadelphia Eagles center, 36, talked football with brother Travis Kelce, 34, during a recording of their podcast New Heights with Jason and Travis, the father of three could hear one of his three daughters crying upstairs. He continued through the conversation, but as the noise picked up, he appeared more concerned.
“Ellie is losing her mind up there,” he said of his middle daughter, Elliotte, 2½, before calling up the stairs to her.
“Ellie, are you okay?” he asked, but didn’t get an answer.
“Hopefully, she’s alright,” Travis said, snickering at the situation unfolding.
The girl dad replied, “Yeah, I mean this is standard.”
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