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Kylie Kelce (née McDevitt; born March 23, 1992) is an American podcast host and media personality. She is the creator and host of the podcast Not Gonna Lie, which debuted at the top of podcast charts in December 2024.
Early life and education
McDevitt was born in 1992 in Narberth, Pennsylvania. She began playing field hockey in the second grade. She experienced hip issues during her time at Lower Merion High School that required surgery, allowing her to continue playing without pain.
McDevitt attended Montgomery County Community College before transferring to Cabrini University. At Cabrini, she majored in communications and expressed an interest in pursuing a career in sports broadcasting. During her time at Cabrini, McDevitt was a member of the field hockey team and was recognized as "Rookie of the Year" by the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC). She graduated in 2017.
Career
Kelce was head coach of the field hockey team at her alma mater, Lower Merion High School.
Kelce supports the Eagles Autism Foundation by helping to organize an annual fundraising event at Ocean Drive in Sea Isle City, New Jersey, and by making personal financial contributions. She was in Amazon's documentary Kelce, which followed her husband Jason Kelce's life during the 2022 Philadelphia Eagles season. She appeared in the film while pregnant with the couple's third child.
Kelce started a podcast, Not Gonna Lie, in December 2024. The podcast, produced by Wave Sports + Entertainment, debuted at the top of podcast charts on platforms like Spotify and Apple. The show includes weekly interviews with guests from pop culture, sports, and entertainment, as well as discussions on topics such as modern parenting, social media, and women in sports. Kelce announced the podcast as an opportunity to address public interest in her family and provide her perspective on various issues.
Personal life
In 2015, Kylie McDevitt met Jason Kelce using the dating app Tinder. They married in Philadelphia on April 14, 2018. They have three children and as of 2024 are expecting their fourth child. In May 2024, she delivered a commencement speech at Cabrini University during the institution's final graduation ceremony. In her speech, she reflected on her experiences as a parent and Cabrini alumna.