Former NFL star Jason Kelce and his wife Kylie have revealed that they are yet to decide on a name for their fourth daughter. During his career, Kelce played for the Philadelphia Eagles from 2011 to 2023, winning the Super Bowl once back in 2018 when his side got the better of the New England Patriots in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The pair’s first date didn’t go so smoothly — as some fans know, Jason was so drunk that he fell asleep at the bar — but the couple hit it off in the end. They tied the knot in 2018, welcoming their daughter Wyatt one year later. Their family expanded with daughters Ellie and Bennett in 2021 and 2023, respectively.

The 32-year-old wife of retired NFL star Jason Kelce also shared a specific name — Charlie — that she's very fond of, however, it appears to be an unlikely choice at this point.

Kylie Kelce, who is pregnant with her and Jason Kelce’s fourth baby girl, shared insight into how her and the NFL alum are choosing a name.

Kylie met up with Jason at a local bar in Philly hours after his team holiday party. As he’s previously mentioned on his and brother Travis Kelce ‘s “New Heights” podcast multiple times, he fell asleep on the bar top within 45 minutes. His then-teammate Beau Allen was enlisted to “fireman-carry” him home.

Kylie Kelce and Jason Kelce are expecting a bundle of joy in 2025, and ahead of welcoming their fourth daughter, they’ve been thinking of all the names. However, Kylie recently revealed that they’ve stuck to a theme of names to choose from: gender-neutral names.

Jason Kelce famously met his wife Kylie Kelce on Tinder, as the couple previously detailed their disastrous first date in which the former Eagles center fell asleep at the bar. And now Kylie has opened up about her first interaction with her husband on the dating app.

Jason Kelce and Kylie Kelce will be welcoming their fourth daughter this year and teased what kind of name they're leaning towards.

Kylie Kelce revealed the pick-up lines she used on her husband Jason Kelce while speaking to Allison Kuch on an episode of the Sunday Sports Club Podcast, released Sunday, Jan. 12.