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Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce met his newborn niece for the first time virtually during the latest episode of his New Heights podcast released on Wednesday (April 2).
Travis' sister-in-law, Kylie, appeared on screen holding her daughter, Finnley 'Finn' Anne Kelce, behind his brother and co-host, former Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro center turned ESPN analyst Jason Kelce.
“We just had a baby,” Jason told his brother on the podcast. “Do you want to see your new niece?”
“Hey, little muffin,” Travis said to the baby. “Look at you. Just hanging out with mom?”
The tight end then asked his sister-in-law if the newborn was "still a nameless baby."
"We had to fill out brith certificate paperwork. You could technically leave without it, but we wouldn’t remember to fill out the f**king paperwork," Kylie responded before revealing the child's nickname.
Travis told Kylie she was "impressive" before continuing to speak to his newborn niece.
"You just look adorable, I don’t even have anything to say to you. You happy to be out?” Travis asked.
“How was Kylie’s uterus?” Jason joked.
“[It was] too comfy. We had to evict her," Kylie responded before telling the brothers she was going "next door to record" her own Not Gonna Lie podcast.
Kylie announced the birth of their fourth daughter in a post shared on her Instagram account Tuesday (April 1) night.
The mother of four announced her pregnancy in a post shared on her Instagram account in November, which showed her daughters, Wyatt, 5, Eliotte, 3, and Bennett, 1, all wearing 'Big sister' sweaters.
Jason Kelce was officially announced to join ESPN last May, two months after announcing his retirement from football.
“I did my due diligence, you want to make sure you’re really looking at things, talking to people that are knowledgeable in the industry — neither one of us have ever done something like this. Throughout the whole process, meeting and talking to everyone over at ESPN, it became apparent that it was really the right fit and at the end of the day, something that I’m really, really looking forward to this next phase,” Jason said during an episode of his New Heights podcast, which he hosts with his brother, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, in 2024..
Kelce is one of the most celebrated players in Eagles history, starting at center in all 193 games of his 13-year NFL career, including the franchise's first of two Super Bowl victories in Super Bowl LII, while being selected as a first-team All-Pro six times (2017-19, 2021-23) and Pro Bowler seven times (2014, 2016, 2019-23).