With social media buzzing about Kylie Kelce’s hostile encounter with an angry woman in South Jersey, a new clip has surfaced of Jason’s wife issuing a warning to anyone who messes with her.
“Well, let me just say I’m almost 6 feet tall and not skinny,” Kylie, 32, tells her brother-in-law during an old episode of the Kelce brothers’ weekly podcast, New Heights. “I will stand my ground.”
Gesturing to Jason, Kylie bluntly says, “That’s mine.”
Kylie, a 6-foot-4 former hockey player, seemed willing and able to hold her own in the viral video of her altercation with a woman in Sea Isle City, New Jersey.
The public feud was reportedly sparked by a fan who “harassed” her and Jason for a photo while they were trying to enjoy Memorial Day Weekend.
Kylie Kelce appears in a resurfaced New Heights clip warning people that her husband is “mine.”
The clip shows Travis Kelce’s brother and sister-in-law being confronted by the woman outside a New Jersey restaurant as she yells at Kylie, “I don’t care who you are, you will never be allowed in here.” city again!’
You then hear Kylie say: ‘I can smell the alcohol on your breath, you’re embarrassing yourself.’
Jason clearly takes a backseat as his wife shushes the ‘drunk’ fan in a video that has gone viral on social media.
Users quickly came to Kylie’s defense on
Footage has emerged of Kylie Kelce engaged in a furious argument with a fan who allegedly ‘harassed’ her and husband Jason for a photo
Kylie can be seen arguing with the ‘drunk’ fan (left) while Jason sits in the backseat (right) and watches his wife handle the situation
One wrote: ‘People are so entitled to it.’
‘[Imagine] I crashed because I couldn’t take a picture with Jason Kelce lol,” said another.
A third said: ‘Kylie did what had to be done – I love the Kelce’s even more every day.’
A fourth commented: ‘They don’t owe the fans anything, it’s not part of their job to take pictures with you.’
Another joked: ‘Jason is so funny he knew his wife was in business, he’s just waiting for her to finish.’
The video, shared on Instagram by @wttwpodcast, claims that Kylie and Jason were at Steve & Cookies Restaurant and Oyster Bar in Margate City, New Jersey, when the incident occurred.
Social media users defended Kylie and Jason after the clip quickly went viral
They were said to have been standing in traffic when the fan approached asking for a photo, before Kylie ‘politely’ rejected her advances.
The rejection then led to a fiery dispute between the two women, with Jason watching in the background.
Jason and Kylie have been together for almost a decade after a famous match on Tinder, before finally tying the knot in 2018.
They have three daughters together; Wyatt, four, Elliotte Ray, three, and Bennett Llewellyn, one.
Jason was forced to defend his wife this week after a user on
Jason Kelce has hit back at criticism over his opinion of Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s speech
Butker asserted that women should prioritize being “housewives” rather than pursuing a career
Butker sparked major controversy when he told Benedictine College graduates that women should prioritize being “homemakers” rather than pursuing a career, while also targeting LGBTQ+ community advocates in a divisive speech of abortion and more.
Jason defended Butker, saying he “could find a lot of value in talking about the importance of family and the importance of a great mother.”
But the recently retired Philadelphia Eagles star also emphasized that parts of Butker’s speech are “not things I connect with.”
That has led to criticism from social media trolls, who accused Kelce of being “hypocritical” and suggested his wife Kylie is “a housewife.”
“I don’t consider Kylie a housewife,” Jason replied. ‘I consider her my wife. I consider her a mother. She has a profession, just like me, and we maintain our house as best we can.
‘Our marriage is a partnership, we are equals who deal with it every day. The only expectation is that we love each other, support each other and are committed to our family, that is paramount.
‘We both raise our children, we both work, we both have our homes. It’s both our fault that things are messy, but such is life with three young kids, busy schedules and neither of us are neat freaks. She also makes a mean sandwich.
“If being a housewife works for some, and that’s what they want, then great, more power to you.
“I want to be clear: I’m not downplaying that at all, but that’s not our family dynamic.”