Jason Kelce’s family life with Kylie Kelce is filled with pink bows, double-lettered names, and chaotic, love-filled moments that could rival any sitcom. Their four girls—Wyatt Elizabeth, Elliotte Ray, Bennett Llewellyn, and the newest addition, Finnley “Finn” Anne—are the stars of the show, each with their own personalities, quirks, and adorable backstories.
The Kelce household is a masterclass in embracing the chaos, from Wyatt’s early Eagles fandom to Bennett’s dramatic reaction to becoming a big sister (again), and Finn’s grand entrance that broke the family’s naming tradition.
Jason Kelce Shares Four Adorable Kids With Kylie Kelce
Let’s start with Wyatt, the trailblazer among his daughters, born on October 2, 2019. She made her Eagles debut at just two months old, bundled up in team gear while her dad, Jason, carried her through the stadium. Kylie famously captioned the photo, “Wyatt got to experience her first Dallas sucks chant yesterday… it was a proud mom moment.” By February 2020, she was already a Super Bowl fan, rocking her uncle Travis Kelce’s Chiefs jersey and celebrating his win.
Wyatt’s love for football runs deep. In January 2023, Jason shared a video of her belting the Eagles’ fight song in her crib after a win against the Giants. She even attended Super Bowl LVII in 2023, where her dad battled Travis, though the Eagles lost. Wyatt’s also a Swiftie—her favorite song is The Man, which Jason recorded her singing during Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in 2024.
Then there’s Elliotte, the sunshine of the family, born March 4, 2021. Kylie once described her as “sweetness and smiles,” and it’s easy to see why. Ellie’s the kid who grins through everything, even when her parents announced baby number four and her sisters reacted with shock and tears. She’s also the daredevil of the bunch. Jason revealed on the New Heights podcast that Ellie loves roller coasters, a trait she definitely didn’t inherit from her uncle Travis, who’s notoriously ride-averse. Like Wyatt, she’s got a soft spot for Taylor Swift, especially the lyric “I’m a real tough kid, I can handle my stuff” from I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.
Bennett, the third Kelce daughter, arrived on February 23, 2023, and she’s the family’s resident drama queen. When Kylie and Jason announced they were expecting another baby in November 2024, Bennett’s reaction was priceless. Kylie joked on her podcast, Not Gonna Lie, that Bennett felt “deeply and personally victimized” by the news.
The toddler’s middle name, Llewellyn, is a nod to Jason’s late grandmother, Mary, whose maiden name it was. Bennett’s birth story is legendary—Kylie was 38 weeks pregnant at Super Bowl LVII, traveling with two OBs just in case she went into labor during the game. Jason joked they’d name the baby “Super” if she arrived that day, but they settled on Bennett instead.
And now, the newest Kelce: Finnley Anne, born March 30, 2025. Finn’s name broke the family’s double-T tradition (Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett), but Kylie warned everyone ahead of time. “All the people who are going to be triggered by the fact that this name does not have two Ts: I warned you!” she said on her podcast. Finn’s name was a last-minute decision—she went nameless for 24 hours before her parents settled on Finnley, a name they’d considered for Elliotte.
Her middle name, Anne, honors Kylie’s grandmother, sister, cousins, and family friend Annie Elliott. Finn made her podcast debut days after birth, appearing on New Heights while Travis gushed, “Hey, little muffin!”
The Kelce girls’ names are a study in creativity. Kylie and Jason leaned into gender-neutral monikers, joking that a “girly” name would throw off the sibling symmetry. They vetoed names like Garrett (“I cannot name my daughter Garrett knowing her nickname would be Gary”) and Merritt (“I like Christmas, but I don’t need to feel Merry”). Kylie even toyed with naming Finn after Kate Hudson’s character Andie in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, but Finnley won out.
Parenting four daughters under six is no small feat, but Jason and Kylie tackle it with humor and heart. Jason, who retired from the NFL in March 2024, once said being a girl dad is the “biggest highlight” of his life. He admitted he planned to raise his children “tough,” but the moment Wyatt was born, he melted. Kylie hopes their girls grow up understanding how much their dad loved Philadelphia—and how much he loved them.
