In the recent episode of the New Heights podcast, Jason Kelce”s wife Kylie engaged in a Q&A with fans.

When someone asked about her reaction to Jason being nominated the sexiest man alive, Kylie expressed that he hasn”t changed and that she always knew he was the one.

Proudly mentioning that she married him, she playfully challenged those who may have passed up on him.

Kylie continued to affirm that Jason being considered the sexiest man alive was a no-brainer for her.

She humorously referred to him as “still mine” and humorously complained about the challenges of his aging process, likening it to aging like fine wine and becoming a Silver Fox.
“It”s a pain in the ass. He”s aging like fine wine, like he”s so in like Silver Fox situation, yeah,” mentioned Kylie.

She also shared a funny anecdote about Jason”s initial excitement about getting gray hair when they first started dating, contrasting it with her current reaction.
“And when we first started dating, he would have a random gray in his beard, and he would let me pull it. And as I was pulling it. He would tell me how excited he was to get gray and to like go white, and I was like, oh, gray hair, that”s weird. And now I”m like, you son of a [ __ ], yeah, like, he”s like salt and, well, he”s like salt on the sides, it”s like sprinkled in his beard,” said Mrs. Kelce.
 

Travis concluded the discussion by affectionately referring to Jason as a “well-seasoned gentleman.”

In November, it was announced that Jason Kelce, the Philadelphia Eagles center, was named a finalist for PEOPLE”s 2023 Sexiest Man Alive award.

Jason and Kylie got married in April 2018 and have three daughters along with two Irish wolfhounds.

 

They met on Tinder after Kylie graduated from Cabrini University in 2017.

Summarizing Jason Kelce”s football career, he has been a key player for the Philadelphia Eagles for 13 seasons since his draft in 2011. With an impressive track record of 187 games, he has been honored with six Pro Bowl selections and four first-team All-Pro recognitions.

Particularly noteworthy was his outstanding performance in the 2017 season, where he started all 16 games and received First-team All-Pro honors.