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Kylie Kelce doesn’t want “me time”
On the recent episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the mom of four said that she saw a mom explaining something on TikTok that she felt “deep in my bones”
Kylie shares her daughters with husband Jason Kelce
Kylie Kelce does not want “me time.”
On the latest episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the doting mom and podcaster, 33, revealed that during a recent doomscrolling session, she came across a TikTok video of a mom explaining why she wanted “nobody needs me” time over “me time” that she felt “deep in my bones.”
“I want to sit on the couch and sit. That’s it, period. That was my whole sentence. I want to sit on the couch, period,” she said. “”Me time’ to me says that I have things that I want to do for me, and that’s not necessarily the case. I want no one to need me.”
“I don’t want to open a snack. I don’t wanna fill a water bottle. I don’t wanna wipe a butt,” she added. “I think that pretty much sums it up.”
The mom of four went on to explain that in the moments when she did get her “nobody needs me” time, she ended up getting “real bored” and wanting her children to come back home.
“There have been times where all of my children have left the house and no one is currently in my vicinity, and I’m at my house by myself, which is a great place to have ‘nobody needs me’ time. That’s where I want the ‘nobody needs me’ time. I want to interact with my house the way I want to interact with my house,” she shared. “Approximately thirty minutes — I’ll give it thirty minutes — into that, I get real bored, … and I want them to come back.”
“And, then a couple times, full honesty here, no judgment, they come back, and within 15 minutes of them being in the house, I’m like, ‘You could leave,’ ” she continues. “‘Go back to where you were. I missed you, and now the fact that you drop-kicked your sister in the middle of the living room makes me want you to go back wherever you were for 10 more minutes.’ I need 10 more minutes of silence.”
Kylie shares her four daughters — Finnley, 4 months, Bennett, 2, Elliotte, 4, and Wyatt, 5 — with husband Jason Kelce, 37. Elsewhere on her podcast episode, she spoke with guest Wanda Sykes about how the two of them are both not the “cool mom.” Kylie brought up that Sykes’ kids wanted an Instagram for their birthday, which prompted the two of them to talk about giving their kids cellphones.
“So recently, I discussed with Kelly Ripa about how I would like to have what I’m calling the kitchen phone,” Kylie said. “And basically have cellphones in the kitchen, that live in the kitchen.”
“That if you need to go to sports, if you need to go to a place where your parents are not, that you could take the phone,” she continued. “That your friends could have the phone number, but that the phone doesn’t leave essentially the kitchen or the communal living space.”
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Kylie and Jason Kelce and their daughters
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She went on to say that the phone wouldn’t go to her kids’ rooms or the basement, where she can’t see and hear what the conversation is.
“And it’s right there. If I ever wanna access what you’ve done on it, it’s right there. Am I going to? Who the f— knows? But that’s the fun of it,” Kylie joked.
“And there were a lot of comments that were like, ‘Good luck.’ And I was like, ‘Well, thank you.’ I know you mean that sarcastically, but I’m gonna stick to it. Because I truly think that we’re lost in a way that our kids are now like this,” she explained. “And some don’t know how to interact with other human beings. They don’t know how to hold a conversation.”
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