On the latest episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the 33-year-old wife of former NFL star Jason Kelce gave fans an inside look at how Taylor Swift has made her mark not only on pop culture but also within the Kelce family itself. From calling Swift’s viral podcast moment “badass” to slyly hinting she’s been enjoying the singer’s homemade sourdough bread, Kylie’s words left fans buzzing about the deepening bond between the two women.
The conversation began when Kylie brought up a now-famous clip from Swift’s appearance on Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast earlier this month. In the episode, Swift jokingly declared: “I think we all know that if there’s one thing that male sports fans want to see in their spaces and on their screens, it’s more of me.”
Delivered with Swift’s trademark wit, the remark quickly went viral and became a trending TikTok sound. Across social media, women in sports began using the audio as a rallying cry, proudly showcasing their presence in a field that has long been male-dominated.
Kylie couldn’t hide her admiration. “There’s a trending TikTok sound from the other podcast that I can confidently say is one of the most badass things ever said on there,” she said, before playing the clip for her listeners.
She then went on to highlight how ESPN analyst Mina Kimes had embraced the trend, appearing across nearly every ESPN program with the audio in the background. Kylie made sure to give credit where credit was due, saying: “Mina would not be on every f—— show if she wasn’t absolutely nailing it. Fact is, Mina, I wanna see you on our screens.”
But it wasn’t just Kimes who caught her attention. Kylie praised a wide range of women who’ve taken Swift’s audio and run with it—from Olympian Ilona Maher to LSU gymnast Livvy Dunne and even the Nebraska volleyball team. “There have been so many women who have taken this audio and just absolutely nailed it,” Kylie said with excitement.
The moment was more than a casual compliment. For many fans, Kylie’s words felt like an acknowledgment of the cultural shift that Swift herself helped spark. By joining the conversation and openly celebrating women in sports, Kylie underscored how powerful it is when female voices amplify one another.
Still, Kylie wasn’t done surprising her audience. At the very beginning of her show, she introduced herself with a playful line: “I’m an enjoyer of sourdough, if you know, you know.”
To anyone else, it may have sounded like a simple quip. But to Swifties, it was a wink at Taylor’s now-famous bread-baking obsession. During her record-breaking two-hour New Heights episode, Swift confessed that sourdough had “taken over my life in a huge way,” admitting she spends nearly 60 percent of her time talking about bread, baking new recipes, and sharing loaves with friends.
And Kylie’s comment was no coincidence. Swift has openly shared how she’s been experimenting with flavors for the Kelce family—wild blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, cinnamon sugar, and even rainbow funfetti sourdough for Kylie and Jason’s four daughters: Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett, and Finn.
“The girls love everything rainbow,” Swift explained. “Like, we put sprinkles in everything when we hang out.”
It’s a detail that fans couldn’t get enough of. While Kylie kept her acknowledgment brief, it was enough to confirm what Swift herself had hinted: she’s been baking for the Kelce household and even tailoring flavors to win over the kids.
The podcast episode painted a vivid picture—not only of Swift’s playful influence in sports and culture but also of her personal connection with the Kelces. Kylie’s praise showed that Swift is more than just Travis’s girlfriend. She’s a presence who brings laughter, empowerment, and yes, homemade bread, into the family’s world.
Between calling Swift’s quote “badass,” supporting women in sports, and nodding to sourdough-filled afternoons with the kids, Kylie gave fans something real—a glimpse into the everyday ways Taylor is shaping the lives of those around her.
For many, that’s what makes the story so captivating. Beyond stadiums, viral soundbites, and sold-out concerts, there’s a side of Taylor Swift that’s grounded, funny, and even a little obsessed with bread. And Kylie Kelce, in her own candid way, just confirmed it.
