Kylie Kelce Admits She Hates The Phrase "We're Pregnant!"

"Succinctly put, Kylie replied, "Who the f**k is we?" "Men can be so annoying," the wife of Jason Kelce quipped, before admitting, "Now I do think I've corrected myself a couple times on this show about me saying 'we were pregnant' or 'we got a positive pregnancy test.' " However, Kylie strongly related to the pregnant woman, saying, "I completely see where this woman is coming from. Also, being on the other side of things, being out of pregnancy, that feels like my brain during pregnancy."

"Kylie also agreed with a commenter who recommended the couple switch to the phrase "we're expecting," as a compromise. "You're both expecting," she said, before adding, "Coming from someone who does not enjoy being pregnant, I understand the frustration. He is not building a human. He is not tired like a pregnant person can be. He probably likes the smell of food, which is honestly one of the most infuriating things about pregnancy.""

"One thing we love about Kylie Kelce is that she is not going to sugarcoat a damn thing, and on her hit podcast "Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce," she gives her takes on some of the messier, less-glamorous aspects of motherhood, kids, and being a wife, and she gets it on the nose every single time. Recently, she went off about a viral Reddit post surrounding a pregnant woman who was upset that her husband repeatedly used the phrase "we're pregnant.""

Kylie Kelce reacted strongly to a viral Reddit post where a husband repeatedly said "we're pregnant," asking, "Who the f**k is we?" She admitted she has sometimes said "we were pregnant" and has corrected herself. She empathized with the pregnant woman's anger and described pregnancy as isolating and mentally disorienting. She supported a compromise phrase, "we're expecting," as more accurate. She argued partners do not build the baby, do not experience pregnancy fatigue, and may enjoy food smells that frustrate pregnant people. She noted her husband did not use "we're pregnant" and joked about being mean during pregnancy.

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