“We’re Haviпg A Boy Fiпally.” Jasoп aпd Kylie Kelce Aппoυпces they’re Haviпg Baby No. 4
Never miss a story — sign up forSpeaking with PEOPLE 38 weeks into her pregnancy as she prepared to see her husband compete in Super Bowl LVII, Kylie opened up about what she loves about Jason as a girl dad.
“I don’t think in his life, Jason ever assumed that he would be the father of three daughters,” Kylie told PEOPLE.
“He would always be like, ‘No, no, we’ll get a boy. We’ll get a boy.’ And I’m like, ‘You got to stop challenging the universe. Stop saying it because you’re the universe is like, ‘Yeah, okay,’ ” she chuckled.”I used to tell him before we had our first daughter, she’s gonna have you wrapped around her finger. He said, ‘I’m not gonna spoil her!’ And I’m like, ‘I don’t think you understand.’ ”
“It’s been amazing to see him sort of transformed from only having a brother, not having any first cousins, so really having like no experience with little girls. And now, he is absolutely head over heels in love with his daughters, and they feed that back to him tenfold,” she shared.joined us,” the couple captioned the photo of their newborn daughter, dressed in a gray onesie set with daisy print.
The couple’s newest addition joins big sisters Elliotte Ray, 23 months, and Wyatt, 3.
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