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Kylie Kelce Reflects on Heartbreaking Miscarriage During Podcast
10/3/2025, 4:58:04 AM
Emotional Revelation on Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
In a recent episode of her podcast "Not Gonna Lie," Kylie Kelce, wife of retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, opened up about her experience with miscarriage, which occurred in 2018. This discussion coincided with October's designation as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, prompting her to share her story in hopes of connecting with others who have faced similar losses.
The Core Experience of Loss
Kylie Kelce revealed that she learned of her miscarriage during what was supposed to be her 13-week appointment. After initially receiving a positive pregnancy test in August 2018, she and Jason shared their exciting news with family during a trip to London. However, upon returning home, a routine check-up revealed that the baby had stopped developing between nine and ten weeks, a situation known as a missed miscarriage. "It felt like everything went into slow motion," she recalled, as the medical staff could not find a heartbeat. The devastating news was compounded by the fact that it was Jason's 31st birthday. "It was a s–tty day because it was Jason’s birthday," she said, reflecting on the difficulty of sharing the news with him.
Impact on Future Pregnancies
The emotional toll of the miscarriage has had lasting effects on Kylie Kelce's approach to subsequent pregnancies. She noted that the experience "messed with my brain," leading her to wait until after 20 weeks to announce her first pregnancy with their daughter Wyatt and at least 16 weeks for her other three daughters: Elliotte, Bennett, and Finnley. "I Googled almost every week what the percentage likelihood was that a baby could survive, which sounds really dark," she admitted.
Support and Understanding
Kylie emphasized the importance of open dialogue and support for those who have experienced similar losses. She expressed her condolences to others navigating their own journeys, stating, "For people who have experienced loss and have still gotten to meet some of their tiny humans, I am also sorry because it doesn’t not hurt." She highlighted that the pain of miscarriage is unique to each individual, regardless of when it occurs in the pregnancy.
Official Statements & Responses
Kylie Kelce's candid discussion serves as a reminder of the emotional complexities surrounding pregnancy loss. Experts, including Dr. George James, a marriage and family therapist, have noted that the trauma of miscarriage can extend beyond the expectant mother, affecting partners and families as well.
Verbatim Quotes
- “It felt like everything went into slow motion, and they could not find the baby on the doppler,” — Kylie Kelce
- “10 “It was a s–tty day because it was Jason’s birthday.” — Kylie Kelce
- “For people who have experienced loss, and have still gotten to meet some of their tiny humans, I am also sorry because it doesn’t not hurt.” — Kylie Kelce
- “It just never leaves you. It is scarring and stays with you in a way that is yours only. Whether you have a loss at six weeks or 13 weeks or whenever, that loss is real. I think it’s important to have people around you [who] understand what you’re going through and who are in on the struggles that you’re having and feeling. And I think it’s really important to have an open dialogue with your doctors.” — Kylie Kelce
Kylie Kelce's heartfelt reflections on her miscarriage not only shed light on her personal journey but also aim to foster understanding and support for others facing similar challenges.
