Kylie Kelsey has hit out at critics following the success of her podcast, 'Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelsey,' which topped the charts earlier this month by surpassing 'The Joe Rogan Experience.' I know what they said.
Unlike those who publicly scoff at what happened, the soon-to-be mother of four and wife of retired Eagles center Jason Kelce has no qualms about contributing to its involvement. I'm not interested.
“I'm focused on putting content out there that people want to consume.” Kelce told the New York Times. In an interview published Thursday. “If you're going to stay there for a week, that's fine. If you're going to stay there longer than that, that's fine. But we also don't need to add to the conflict that comes with that.”
It's been a whirlwind few weeks for Kelsey, 32, who dropped the first episode of “Not Gonna Lie” on Dec. 5.
From there, the show “sets the record straight about gossip and conversation.” [Kelce’s] We tell the truth on topics like modern parenting, social media trends, women in sports, and more. ” According to the show's YouTube page — dethroned “The Joe Rogan Experience” as the top podcast on Apple and Spotify after the episode.
Although Kelce “doesn't really care about the charts,” he “appears to enjoy their annoyance” when it comes to his detractors, the Times said.
“That keeps me going,” she said.
Greg Gianotti addressed the chart in question on WFAN earlier this month, saying in part: Would you rather be on a podcast than Joe Rogan?
“Joe Rogan is essentially [2024 presidential] Election somehow…I didn't know either. [Kylie] There was a podcast. ”
Logan hosted Donald Trump and J.D. Vance on his show in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election.
Kelce, who married future Hall of Famer Jason in 2018, has long been beloved by fans for being her authentic self.
The family's fame has skyrocketed in recent years, with Jason's illustrious career in sports media and his brother-in-law Travis Kelsey's relationship with Taylor Swift dominating the headlines.
Even as star athletes soar to new heights, Kelce wants to keep her children grounded.
“I don't think this is always going to be our life, and I don't want them to be influenced in any way to think that this is normal,” she said.
Kelsey and Jason have daughters Wyatt, 5, Elliott, 3, and Bennett, 1, and are expecting another daughter.
As for the future of her podcast, Kelce, who leans “aggressively” to the left, has, like Rogan, opened the door to politicians on her show.
“I'll be talking to Michelle Obama very soon, and I know she's not personally running,” she said. “But I would be happy if she did.”
New episodes of “Not Gonna Lie” will be available on Thursdays.
