Kylie Kelce Outlines Future Breast Surgery Plans After Childbearing Years
Kylie Kelce, the 33-year-old wife of retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, has candidly revealed her intentions to undergo breast surgery once she is certain her family is complete. During a recent Galentine's Day episode of her "Not Gonna Lie" podcast, Kelce discussed her "rough plan" to address changes to her body after four pregnancies and extensive breastfeeding.
A Long-Term Vision, Not an Immediate Appointment
The mother of four daughters—Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett, and Finn—emphasized that this is a future consideration rather than an imminent procedure. Kelce made it clear she is talking about what happens after her family is definitively finished, even as she humorously acknowledges the possibility of another surprise pregnancy. She expressed a desire to "put my boobs back where they belong" following the physical toll of multiple pregnancies.
Podcast Conversation Sparks Candid Discussion
The topic arose on the February 12 episode, which featured Kelce's college friends and bridesmaids, Amber and Gab. According to People magazine, the discussion was prompted by a viral video of a woman revealing her breast augmentation results to friends at a party. Kelce appreciated the idea of transforming what is typically a private matter into a shared experience with close companions.
"I already know that. I wanna be clear, you were in whether you wanted to be in or not," Kelce told her friends during the recording. She even joked about the logistics, saying, "I was gonna bait you with snacks. And then just be like, hey, have you seen these?" This lighthearted approach reflects what Parade magazine noted from the same episode, where Kelce laughed and remarked, "If this isn't peak girlhood, I don't know what is."
Reclaiming Her Body, Not Chasing a New Identity
Kelce's planned surgery is framed as an act of reclamation rather than a pursuit of a different appearance. The podcast host has been transparent about how pregnancy altered her physique, sharing in October 2025 that she was "part of the itty bitty titty committee" before having children. She recalled childhood classmates telling her she was "so flat, I was jealous of the wall," and described how regular bras would not stay in place.
These historical details provide context for her current bluntness. The anticipated procedure stems from long-standing body image considerations that were further complicated by the physical demands of four pregnancies. Kelce's openness challenges the stigma often associated with post-pregnancy cosmetic surgery, presenting it as a personal choice grounded in her unique experiences.
Balancing Plans with Uncertainty
Despite outlining her intentions, Kelce remains cautious about definitively declaring her family complete. She told People, "I never want to say no because then I feel like the universe is gonna hear me. And then I'm gonna sneeze and get pregnant." This humorous acknowledgment of life's unpredictability adds a layer of realism to her "rough plan," highlighting that while she has clear goals, she remains adaptable to whatever the future may hold.
Kelce's discussion represents a growing trend of public figures speaking openly about post-pregnancy body changes and the personal decisions that follow. Her approach combines practicality with humor, creating a relatable narrative for many women who navigate similar physical and emotional journeys after motherhood.
