Kylie Kelce revealed that she previously suffered a miscarriage while calling out ongoing pregnancy rumors surrounding her and her family.
The former Eagles WAG took to TikTok to condemn the ongoing media coverage that has been pushing the narrative "since the middle of last football season" that she might be pregnant with her fourth child with husband Jason Kelce — rumors that he firmly shut down earlier this year , and which she reaffirmed when she shared that she hasn't been pregnant since giving birth to her third daughter, Bennett , who is "almost a year and a half old."
In the video uploaded to social media late in the morning on Friday, July 19, she stated bluntly, "I have kept my mouth shut on this for quite some time now, and my lack of filter is kicking in and we're just going to nip this in the bud."
But she "cannot stand people writing such insensitive articles about such a sensitive topic," adding that "it really lights [her] fire."
Accusing women of being pregnant when they've made no mention of it themselves can negatively impact body image and mental health, not to mention the devastation it may bring for people who want to get pregnant and can't, or who may have suffered a miscarriage privately, like Kelce.
The massive Eagles fan revealed that, before her first daughter, Wyatt , 4, was born, she suffered a pregnancy loss, discovering at her 13-week ultrasound that there was no heartbeat. As a result, she had to undergo a D&E, or Dilation and Evacuation—a type of abortion that can be used to help remove remaining tissue after a miscarriage, according to Kaiser Permanente .
"So I do not take getting pregnant or trying to get pregnant lightly," she continued, calling for everyone to "just be in agreement that this is not a topic that anyone needs to be first on reporting."
"Let the parents say it when they're good and ready," she concluded, adding, "Let’s do better," in her caption.
@kyliekelce ***Trigger warning: pregnancy loss. I have been congratulated in person multiple times. I have been questioned by strangers. Most aggressively, I was DM’d by a random woman asking “did you have a miscarriage?” because one of the news outlets that said I was pregnant doubled back and claimed I hadn’t announced it because I had had a miscarriage. Let’s do better.
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The mother of three shared a trigger warning for pregnancy loss on the video, where she also detailed the personal impact of the rumors swirling through the media, which have led her to be "congratulated in person multiple times" and "questioned by strangers" about a possible pregnancy.
"Most aggressively, I was DM’d by a random woman asking 'did you have a miscarriage?' because one of the news outlets that said I was pregnant doubled back and claimed I hadn’t announced it because I had had a miscarriage," she shared.
Fans applauded her for speaking up, calling the articles in question "so intrusive" and suggesting that "people should mind their own business."
"THIS!! Preach! Saying something so many of us want to scream!! 🙌🏼," another wrote in response, while many also showered in love for her loss.
"We love you, Princess Kyana. I am so sorry for your previous loss and thank you for sticking up for others dealing with grief. 🫶🏻."
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