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Topics: Celebrity, Sex and Relationships, US News
Gerrard Kaonga
Topics: Celebrity, Sex and Relationships, US News
Kylie Kelce has spoken about the reality of having sex after giving birth and how she views it now, after having four children.
Wife of former NFL player Jason Kelce, Kylie got pretty open and honest about how things go down in the bedroom.
The couple - who have been married since 2018 after meeting on Tinder in 2014 - share daughters Wyatt, six, Elliotte, four, Bennett, two, and Finnley 'Finn', almost one, together.
During a recent episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the 34-year-old spoke about intimacy with her husband.
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Much of the episode focused on her being nearly one year postpartum with her youngest, Finn.
Seemingly a little hesitant, Kylie dove into the details about having sex after childbirth.
She began: “I'm gonna tell you right now, for anyone who has experienced sex postpartum… are we doing this? We're doing this. I'm talking about it...
“For anyone who has experienced sex postpartum specifically — I can only speak to after a vaginal birth.
“I've had varying experiences. Different for every kid. It's not all fun and games, guys. It's not all fun and games the first couple of times you catch my drift.”
Kylie went on to say that expecting sex to feel good after giving birth just isn’t realistic.
She added: “We can't be out here like, 'That was great!' What? A human just exited that door.”
Kylie noted that she was content with her four kids but did not rule out the possibility of another.
Speaking about her family and the planning between her and Jason, she added: “There was a moment, there was a while when we were choosing to try for what is now Finn, where I kept thinking that I had forgotten a child, like that one was missing.
“I think it had a lot to do with the age that Benny was and the progression because it just felt like I didn't have a baby with me anymore. Either way [now] it feels very comfy and whole.
“It feels very balanced. I love even numbers. Guys, I've told you before, if my last kid gets out of diapers, the shop is closed if you catch my drift. I will say Finny is still just cuddly enough that I do not have an urge for a baby right now.”
As part of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, in October 2025, Kylie bravely opened up about having a miscarriage during her first pregnancy.
“They confirmed that there was no heartbeat and they estimated that the baby had stopped developing between, I believe it was, nine and 10 weeks,” Kylie said on her podcast. “Essentially, I had had what you would refer to as a missed miscarriage. It means that your body did not realize that the pregnancy was no longer viable.”
She explained that the experience 'messed' with her brain 'for every consecutive pregnancy', adding: “So for Wyatt, we did not share that we were pregnant until I was after 20 weeks. For consecutive pregnancies, I waited till I was at least 16 weeks.
“I Googled almost every week what the percentage likelihood was that a baby could survive, which sounds really dark. I literally did it for Finn.”
In her most recent podcast episode, Kylie thanked her OBGYN, Dr Joan Devine, for their support during the difficult time.
She said: “I truly don't think that I would have had the courage to try again so quickly had you not handled that with such care. And I'm sure that as an OB, it is something that you have to help women deal with on a very regular basis more often than I think any of us would like to have happen.
“But, that experience and the way that you handled that and the way you helped me through that was something that like has has helped me go on to then have four kids because you made it clear that it was nothing that I did.”
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