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Kylie Kelce said she would “selfishly” like her four daughters with Jason Kelce to try field hockey, a sport she played herself. On her November 3 episode of Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, she also discussed the girls’ early experiences with soccer, gymnastics and basketball camp during a conversation with WNBA player Caitlin Clark.
Kylie Kelce said she hopes her four daughters with Jason Kelce will try field hockey, a sport she played herself, during a November 3 conversation with WNBA guard Caitlin Clark on her podcast. Kelce described her preference as “selfish” and said the girls have not yet taken up the sport; her comments offer a glimpse of how the family is introducing its children to athletics.
On the episode of Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, Kelce asked Clark for advice about getting her daughters interested in basketball. Clark asked what sports the children had tried and whether they were interested in sports. Kelce said her older two daughters play soccer, while her third daughter, Bennett, may not be drawn to sports.
“Our third, it’s questionable whether she’s going to play sports,” Kelce said, describing Bennett as an “old soul” who wears a string of pearls. She said the older girls had started soccer because she sees it as a team sport that develops field awareness and encourages children to chase the ball.
Kelce also said the girls had tried a little gymnastics and attended basketball camp. She attributed some of the encouragement to their nanny, who has a background in basketball. Jason Kelce, she said, would like the girls to try ice hockey; her own preference is for them to try field hockey. The conversation was about possible activities, not a reported decision to enroll the children in either hockey sport.
A Family’s Early Sports Choices
The discussion is a small personal update rather than an announcement about a new team, program or commitment. It shows that the Kelces’ daughters are being exposed to several activities while their interests develop, and that their parents have different sports they would like them to try.
For readers following Kelce’s podcast and family life, the exchange also connects her own experience as a field hockey player with her hopes for her children. Clark’s participation brought a professional basketball player’s perspective to Kelce’s question about introducing young children to the sport. The reported advice was practical: Clark suggested taking the girls to basketball games to help build excitement.
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From Soccer to Possible Hockey
The November 3 episode featured Kelce speaking with Caitlin Clark, a guard for the Indiana Fever. The sports discussion began with Kelce asking Clark how she might encourage her daughters to try basketball. It then turned to what the children already do and which activities they may explore.
Kelce said the older girls had started soccer and that they had sampled gymnastics. She described basketball camp as another experience, encouraged in part by their nanny’s basketball background. Field hockey and ice hockey were mentioned as hopes expressed by the parents, not as activities the children were confirmed to be playing. The source report identifies Kelce as a former field hockey player, which explains her personal interest in the sport.
““Our third, it’s questionable whether she’s going to play sports. She wears a string of pearls. She’s like, she’s an old soul.””
— Kylie Kelce, speaking about her third daughter, Bennett
No Hockey Plans Confirmed
Kelce did not say that her daughters are signed up for field hockey or ice hockey, or that either sport will be their next activity. The episode provides no timetable for trying either one and no indication that the children have chosen a particular sport. Her remarks describe parental hopes and the girls’ experiences so far.
The comments also do not establish whether Bennett will eventually participate in sports. Kelce called her interest uncertain in a lighthearted description; her future preferences remain unknown. The source report does not provide further details about the basketball camp, gymnastics sessions or the girls’ specific plans.
The Girls’ Interests Will Develop
There is no announced follow-up event or enrollment tied to Kelce’s comments. The next development would be any update from Kelce about whether her daughters try field hockey, ice hockey or basketball, but she gave no date or commitment on the podcast. For now, the confirmed update is that the older girls have tried soccer, the children have had some exposure to gymnastics and basketball, and Kelce would like them to consider field hockey.
Key Questions
Which sport does Kylie Kelce hope her daughters will try?
She said she would “selfishly” like her daughters to try field hockey, which she played herself.
What sport does Jason Kelce want them to try?
Kylie Kelce said her husband hopes the girls will try ice hockey.
What sports have the daughters tried so far?
Kelce said her older two daughters are playing soccer, and that the girls have tried some gymnastics and attended basketball camp.
Have the daughters started field hockey or ice hockey?
Kelce said they had not yet gotten to field hockey. She did not say that any of the girls had started ice hockey.
Source: aol.com
