Jason and Kylie Kelce aren’t an NFL couple anymore, but they’ve parlayed Jason’s career with the Philadelphia Eagles into a media empire. The duo’s respective podcasts are incredibly popular, but with increased exposure has come increased criticism. Over the last few years, the Kelces have been criticized occasionally by fans and the media. Now Kylie is opening up about the unexpected hate she gets for the baby names she’s chosen. She seems prepared for more criticism as she welcomes her fourth child soon.

Kylie Kelce says people have been upset by her choice of baby names

Kylie Kelce appeared on Call Her Daddy earlier this month and opened up about some of the things that people hate on her for. The media personality revealed that she and her husband, Jason Kelce, have been lambasted for their choice of baby names. In fact, they’ve received backlash after revealing the names of all three of their daughters, noting that people apparently have strong opinions about gender-neutral names for girls.

The couple, currently awaiting their fourth daughter’s arrival, will likely endure a fresh batch of criticism when she arrives. Kylie and Jason Kelce haven’t landed on the perfect baby name just yet. Stillm, she said they plan to stay with their current theme of gender-neutral names. Kylie theorized that it would be a bit odd to give their fourth daughter a more feminine name when the other three have gender-neutral monikers.

What did the couple name their first three children?

While Kylie and Jason Kelce are awaiting the arrival of their fourth daughter, there is already a lot of activity in the couple’s Pennsylvania home. They are already parenting three girls under five while searching for the right name for #4.

The couple’s first daughter was born in October 2019. The couple named her Wyatt Elizabeth Kelce. Kylie Kelce said she got the most hate for her first baby name choice. Apparently, many people are bothered by the notion of a girl named Wyatt. While the Kelces consider Wyatt a gender-neutral name, the Social Security Index shows that the name does not rank in the top 1000 names for newborn girls. It did rank as the 29th most popular name for boys the year the Kelces’ eldest daughter was born. While not unheard of, it was undoubtedly an unusual pick, and they carried that theme as they welcomed more children.

Their second daughter, Elliotte Ray Kelce, joined the family in 2021. In 2023, they announced the arrival of their third daughter, Bennett Llewellyn. Like Wyatt, Bennett did not rank as a popular female name the year the Kelces’ named their third daughter. It remains in the top 100 names given to baby boys, though. While Elliot (the most common spelling of the name) remains more popular for boys than girls, it did rank for girls the year the Kelces welcomed their second child.