Jason and Kylie Kelce, known for their respective careers in the NFL and fashion, are embracing family life with the arrival of their fourth daughter. The pair—who tied the knot on Apr. 4, 2018—were blessed with daughter Finnley “Finn” Anne Kelce on Mar. 30, 2025. The Kelce family is expanding and thriving with the new arrivals of three daughters. Wyatt Elizabeth arrived on October 2, 2019, Elliotte Ray came next on March 4, 2021, and they recently welcomed a third daughter whose name is still under wraps.
The Kelce family’s dynamic mirrors that of Jason—a biracial American raised primarily by a white mother—and now, Kylie. Her family The couple’s kids have already started to establish their own identities—even as they maintain many of the qualities seen in their parents. In the journey of new parenthood, Jason and Kylie have learned to appreciate and celebrate the small things that new babies bring, especially with their best friends as daughters.
Welcoming Finn and Family Ties
With the arrival of Finnley “Finn” Anne Kelce, things have gotten more interesting with the Kelce family. Jason Kelce couldn’t be happier that Finn filled the house with joy. He noted that she is “super emotional” and able to express the full range of emotions from happy to sad.
“Whoop, there she is! Finnley “Finn” Anne Kelce,” – Jason and Kylie Kelce.
With a growing family, the Kelces have created a nurturing space for their children to thrive. The couple’s commitment to family is evident in the names their children call their grandparents—“Didi” for Jason’s mother and “Pop” for his father, while Kylie’s parents are affectionately known as “Nana” and “Skeeter.”
The connections between family members continues to have a lasting impact on children’s experiences today. Jason noted that both Wyatt and Elliotte now attend the same preschool that Kylie attended as a child, creating a beautiful circle of continuity in their family traditions.
Resemblance and Reflection
His clay-dough faces are married to their mom’s lush locks and wild creativity. Jason has been struck by how much he’s like his daughters, especially Wyatt.
“She’s got my brows. She’s got my furrow. Her facial features are very similar,” – Jason Kelce.
He jokingly made sure to mention how much his first daughter Wyatt resembled him. Even her little sister, Elliotte, has already been blessed with some of those kick-ass “Kelce genes.” He chooses to focus on the ways in which his daughters take after him. This resemblance makes him Putin have swell with pride in their family heritage.
The couple is passionate about exposing their experiences to the public. They’re not going to let that save their kids’ privacy now that everyone wants to know more about their family life. Kylie recognized this balance when we spoke on the phone, saying they are thankful for the support they get.
“I almost feel a little guilty that people are so interested in and invested in what I’m doing,” – Kylie Kelce.
Parenting Challenges and Joys
As they navigate the joys and challenges of parenthood, both Jason and Kylie openly discuss the realities of raising young children. As a new-ish mom herself, Kylie made the astute observation that parenthood is one long improv show. She looked back on all they did to not screw things up with their daughters.
“Every day we are winging it, just trying not to mess our kids up,” – Kylie Kelce.
This honest, refreshing honesty speaks to so many moms and dads going through the same unknowns. Kylie explained more by saying, “I know I have an amazing support system of people who are just as invested in our family journey.
“I’m like, I am trying to scrape applesauce off the couch … this is not that fascinating. So it’s funny to me. I deeply appreciate the support,” – Kylie Kelce.
Jason strongly affirmed these thoughts too, noting that parenting is something we all go through, with laughter and anguish in equal measure. He recalled with shocking clarity the words spoken by his father. They connected his brother’s birth with his own experience as a child, showing how the process of parenting changes across generations.
