Kylie Kelce received an unusual reaction after she publicly declared that she’s interested in getting a breast augmentation.
“I’ve said it [on the podcast], and then I got all these weird DMs of people, doctors’ offices, being like, ‘We’ll do it,’” Kelce, 34, revealed during the Thursday, October 8, episode of her “Not Gonna Lie” podcast with guest Jen Hamilton. “And I was like, ‘Put them on the banned list.’”
The media personality continued, “Like, I literally have a list of doctors that reached out after I said something about it on the podcast. Because I just want them put back where they were.”
Kylie, who shares daughters Wyatt, 7, Ellie, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finn, 19 months, with husband Jason Kelce, shared on her podcast in February that she hoped to someday have a breast lift.
“To be clear, there is a rough plan that eventually I will put my boobs back where they belong,” she explained. “Because four kids. That’s all I have to say about that.”
Kylie and Jason, 38, tied the knot in April 2018 after four years of dating. The couple welcomed Wyatt in October 2019, followed by Ellie in March 2021 and Bennett in February 2023. She gave birth to Finn in March 2025.
Throughout her motherhood journey, Kylie has been open about her insecurities. During an August 2025 episode of her podcast, Kylie admitted that she didn’t appreciate her postpartum body until after she had baby No. 3.
“To me, I find [postpartum bodies] jarring, and I’ve done it four times. Every single time, like, getting dressed postpartum is an absolute nightmare,” she said at the time. “It is because you’re like, ‘Oh, the baby is out. Like, I should be able to fit in my jeans again,’ and you just … you don’t.”
Kylie continued, “And I truly think when we talk about, like, getting to a point where you can appreciate the way your body has changed, the stretch marks that you now have, it is so important to recognize that it’s not that you pushed the baby out and you looked at your body and you were like, ‘You know what? I still got it.’”
She concluded, “If you had that experience, amazing. That was not mine. It took me until probably after my third baby to be like, ‘You know what? My stomach is never going to look the same.’ And that’s OK, because the tiny humans that I have created with my body … you just have to sit in this moment of gratitude.”
