Kylie Kelce Reveals Surprising Things She Has Banned in Her $6 Million Home

Kylie Kelce has lifted the lid on the TV shows she has banned her children from watching inside her and former NFL star Jason’s expansive Pennsylvania property.

The 33-year-old mom of four and wife of the retired Philadelphia Eagles player described her nonnegotiables when it comes to screens in their $6 million abode.

While speaking on her podcast, “Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce,” she dished out her approved “screen time recommendations list.” 

However, her focus was shifted to the series she can’t bear to see on her screens, even noting that she has banned her four daughters, Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finnley, 3 months, from watching them.

“These shows are banned for a multitude of reasons. Some of them, I’m pretty sure there are studies that have shown that these shows are not correct,” she said.

The mom began by bashing children’s show “Cocomelon,” branding it “not good.”

“No. Aggressively no,” Kylie said. “If Cocomelon comes up on any of the screens, my daughters say, ‘Oh, we’re not allowed to watch that,’ because I have doubled, tripled, quadrupled down. We are not watching Cocomelon in our house.” 

The podcast host assured fans that she wasn’t being “dramatic” or “unreasonable,” telling those who like the show, “You’re f—–g wrong. It’s not good.” 

She then turned her attention to “Blippi,” which premiered in 2014 and is still running.

“I don’t even know where to start with this one. ‘Blippi’ is weird to me. I don’t like it. I understand that some of it is educational. I understand that it started, like, as an educational base. I’m good,” she confessed.

Lastly, the mom slammed the classic series the “Teletubbies.”

She explained, “This one is banned for a very specific reason—Ellie thinks it’s creepy. They have TVs in their bellies.”

After listing off the series she won’t allow in her home, she then shared the shows that leave her thinking, “What the f— is going on here?”

She shared that the two that fall into that category are “Yo Gabba Gabba” and “The Chicken Squad.”

Finally, the mom shared the shows she likes, including, “Ms. Rachel”, “T.O.T.S.”, “Sesame Street,” “Bluey,” “Peppa Pig,” “Puppy Pals,” “Zoboomafoo,” “The Big Comfy Couch,” “SpongeBob SquarePants,” “PB & J Otter” and “Bear in the Big Blue House.”

Her banned shows list comes just days after her husband revealed the one thing he would never ask his wife to do in their house.

“I think that what I respond to really well is nagging,” he joked on his podcast, “New Heights,” which he hosts alongside his brother, Travis Kelce.

“Please nag the f–k outta me. Tell me to get my lazy ass up and take the goddamn trash out. If you tell me to take the trash out, I’m not gonna be like, ‘Oh, I can’t believe she’s telling me to take the trash out.’ I’m gonna be like, ‘Yeah, you’re right.’

“I like the nagging, and I need it because I get caught in my own thoughts and I forget to do things.”

Yet he faces an uphill battle in his mission to turn Kylie into a successful nagger, acknowledging that she’s not readily willing to take on that role.

“She’s like, ‘Jason, I don’t wanna tell you to do these things,’” he said. “And I’m like, ‘I get that, but it’s not gonna get done unless you tell me to do it.’ I am pro-nagging. I think nagging is a great thing to do.

“If you have a spouse that is against nagging of things that he should be doing, you probably got a s—ty husband. He’s the issue here, not you telling him to do his f—ing job.”

But while Jason requires a bit of nagging to do his part in the home, he insisted that he would “never” ask his wife to lift a finger as far as chores are concerned, noting that she “does enough” around the house without him adding to her responsibilities.

“I have never, ever—and I will never, ever—tell Kylie to do something around the house,” he said. “She does enough.”

Jason and Kylie, who married in 2018, have amassed quite an impressive portfolio of real estate in the upscale Philadelphia suburb of Haverford. Within five years, the duo picked up three adjacent properties to create one giant compound, with reports suggesting that the former NFL star plans to raze the existing structures and build a “luxury mansion” at the center of the 10-acre estate.

He bought the first of the three homes—a four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom property—for the relatively low sum of $680,000 in 2018. The property came with a three-car garage, a greenhouse, and a custom outdoor pool with waterfalls and a hot tub.

A finished basement with a fireplace shows the familiar background where Jason records his podcast.

In 2020, Jason bought an adjoining 8-acre property for $3.96 million, then added a third in 2023 for $1.35 million.

However, according to comments he made during a planning meeting in March, he is actually hoping to construct another separate abode—as well as a large security fence that will run around the entirety of the property.

Jason cited his family’s “unique” security requirements while making his case to local authorities and expressing his desire to remain in the neighborhood.

“We want to be in this area, we like this area a lot,” he said, according to local news network WGAL. “Obviously, things for my family are quite unique with the security purposes. We’d like to just deter a little bit of the foot traffic coming in and out of the home.”

Jason added that his plans—which also included the removal of several slopes on the land—were drawn up to ensure that any changes, including the addition of a fence, will adhere to the “aesthetic of the area.”

The couple’s portfolio also extends to Philadelphia native Kylie’s beloved Jersey Shore.

In 2023, they purchased a $2.2 million beachfront property in Sea Isle City that features wraparound decks, skylights, and gorgeous views of Ludlam Beach.