Kylie Kelce Reveals 1 Concern She Has About Her Daughters

Kylie Kelce gave birth to her fourth child back in March, but the successful podcaster and wife of Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce is a little worried about two of her older daughters. 

The Kelces have four daughters aged five and under. Wyatt Elizabeth, 5, is the oldest, followed by Elliotte Ray, 4, and Bennett Llewellyn, 2. Three-month-old Finnley Anne is the baby of the family.

This week, Kylie appeared on the House of Maher podcast, where she discussed an area of concern she has about the relationships of her older children. Wyatt and Elliotte used to be "thick as thieves," but now the latter is developing a closer bond with Bennett, which has Kylie a "little bit worried." 

"It's funny right now our two oldest are only 17 months apart, so for a while they were like thick as thieves, like they would go and do stuff," Kylie said, via PEOPLE. "But now our second and our third seem to be pairing up, so I'm a little bit worried about that because of the power of suggestion [and] how it works on our second and how manipulative our third is."

Kylie went on to clarify that her two-year-old is "manipulative to everyone," joking that Bennett is "bats--t crazy" and providing an example.

"We had recently had a conversation about how mom's not doing laundry just to do laundry, and so we're not going to wear 17 outfits in a day. We're not doing that," she said. "Apparently, we are doing that, so she made sure that could happen."

Kylie, 33, and Jason Kelce, 37, have been married since 2018. By all accounts, it seems like they have this parenting thing under control, but Kylie admitted to the Maher sisters that she still has occasional self-doubt.

"I mean, I still am not sure that I have it, to be honest," she said. "I tell everybody I'm winging it.

"I've always known that I wanted to have like four kids, so I guess to some degree I was like 'Yeah.' Before motherhood, I was like 'Give me all the babies.' Now that I'm in motherhood, I'm like, 'Am I doing this right?' Every day."