How Many Kids Does Jason Kelce Have? Family in 2026

The Short Answer: Four Daughters

Jason Kelce has four children: four daughters with his wife, Kylie Kelce. The eldest, Wyatt Elizabeth, was born on October 2, 2019 and is 7; Elliotte Ray followed on March 4, 2021 and is 5; Bennett Llewellyn arrived on February 23, 2023 and is 3; and the baby, Finnley “Finn” Anne, was born on March 30, 2025 and is 1 year old as of October 2026.

Jason, 38, retired from the NFL in March 2024 after 13 seasons as the Philadelphia Eagles’ center — a Super Bowl LII champion and six-time All-Pro. He married Kylie in April 2018, and the couple’s deliberate choice of gender-neutral names (Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett — then Finnley, which broke the streak) has become part of Kelce family lore.

Below is the full verified picture: each daughter and her birth story, the wife and podcast host holding the household together, the 2025 arrival of baby Finn, and what the most famous football family in America looks like in October 2026.

Wyatt and Elliotte: The Two Eldest

Wyatt Elizabeth Kelce, born October 2, 2019, is 7 — she turned 7 on October 2, 2026, just ten days before this article’s publication. Kylie marked the birthday emotionally on her Not Gonna Lie podcast: “Officially, I’m the mother of a 6 year old,” she said on the 2025 episode (for the 6th birthday), getting choked up about mascara and milestones. Wyatt is the family’s acknowledged ringleader — a pint-sized CEO who runs the show, belts the Eagles fight song, and counts Taylor Swift’s The Man as her favorite song.

Elliotte Ray Kelce, born March 4, 2021, is 5 — “Ellie,” the sunshine of the family, famous for grinning ear to ear in every photo. She is also the daredevil: Jason revealed on New Heights that Ellie loves roller coasters, a trait she did not inherit from her ride-averse uncle Travis. Like Wyatt, she is a Swiftie — her favorite lyric is “I’m a real tough kid, I can handle my stuff” from I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.

The two eldest have grown up in stadiums: both attended Super Bowls to cheer for their dad and their uncle, and both were part of the matching “Big Sister” sweater photo Kylie posted when announcing the fourth pregnancy in November 2024 — Wyatt looking shocked, Elliotte smiling.

Bennett and Finnley: The Two Youngest

Bennett Llewellyn Kelce — “Bennie” — born February 23, 2023, is 3. Kylie was pregnant with Bennett during Super Bowl LVII, the famous Kelce Bowl that pitted Jason’s Eagles against Travis’s Chiefs. Bennett’s arrival as the third daughter completed the original trio — and then, famously, she was not thrilled about becoming a middle child.

When Finnley arrived, Bennett “was not taking a liking to her new baby sister,” Kylie said on Not Gonna Lie in May 2025 — “she is the only one who’s not interested in what she’s doing and likes to pretend that she’s not there.” By September 2025, though, Kylie reported progress on air: “Over the last five months, we have definitely had progress!” — “I’m gonna call it a win.”

Finnley “Finn” Anne Kelce, born March 30, 2025, is 1. The couple announced her arrival on Instagram with the caption: “Whoop, there she is! Finnley “Finn” Anne Kelce 3/30/25.” She broke the family’s gender-neutral naming streak — a deliberate choice, Kylie explained on her podcast, because a fourth “cute girly name” would not sit well with the other three. Finnley it was — with “Finn” for short.

The Wife: Kylie Kelce

Kylie Kelce (née McDevitt) married Jason on April 14, 2018, and in the years since she has become a star in her own right. Her podcast, Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, launched in late 2024 and quickly became one of the most-listened-to shows in its category — the place where Kelce family news now breaks, from the fourth pregnancy announcement (three daughters in matching “Big Sister” sweaters) to the unfiltered postpartum diaries after Finn’s birth.

Kylie has been candid about the realities behind the highlight reel: the heartbreaking miscarriage the couple suffered in 2018 before Wyatt’s birth (“not yet gotten over the hump,” she has said of the grief); the insomnia of late pregnancy; the “explosive diapers, exhaustion, and all” of newborn life with four girls under seven. Her honesty — delivered with dry Philadelphia wit — is the engine of the show’s success.

She is also the family’s anchor through its strangest new reality: life adjacent to the biggest pop star on earth. Kylie has navigated the Taylor Swift of it all with characteristic directness, keeping the focus on her four daughters while the world watches her brother-in-law’s every move.

Retirement and the Media Empire

Jason Kelce retired from the NFL on March 4, 2024, after 13 seasons — all with the Philadelphia Eagles — one Super Bowl title (LII), and six All-Pro selections. The retirement press conference, all 40 tearful minutes of it, was national news. What came next was a second act with no downtime: ESPN analyst, New Heights co-host with Travis (now one of the biggest sports podcasts in the world), and late-night television host.

Fatherhood has been the throughline of the retirement story. Jason has described swapping “snap counts for snack schedules and film study for diaper duty,” and told WSJ. Magazine in late 2025 how fame has changed family life: “We really do try to live as much of a normal life as we can, which is increasingly becoming harder.” The family still does Disney World; they just take a few more pictures in certain areas now.

His go-to discipline line for the four girls, revealed on Kylie’s podcast in October 2025, is disarmingly simple: make them look him in the eyes and say “stop what you’re doing right now.” “It triggers something deep within our children when he hits that tone,” Kylie said. Even a 6-foot-3, 295-pound former center parents with eye contact first.

2026: The Swift-Kelce Effect

No account of the Kelce family in 2026 is complete without the brother-in-law storyline. Travis Kelce’s relationship with Taylor Swift — public since 2023 — reached its milestone in August 2026 with their engagement, making the pop star officially the girls’ aunt-to-be. Jason has said the family keeps the relationship where it belongs: “I just enjoy her being my brother’s [fiancée], and aunt to my kids.”

For Wyatt, 7, and Elliotte, 5 — both committed Swifties — the engagement was the event of the year in a household already built on singalongs. The girls’ fandom predates the engagement by years: Jason recorded Wyatt singing The Man during the Eras Tour in 2024, and the family’s group chats are reportedly full of Swift lyrics deployed as parenting tools.

The attention has a cost — Jason told interviewers that going out in public is “much different for not just me but my wife, my whole family” — but the Kelces’ approach has been to absorb it rather than fight it. Four daughters, two podcasts, one ESPN contract, and the most famous in-law-to-be on the planet: as of October 2026, the Kelce family business is booming.

The Family in October 2026

As of October 2026, the Kelce household is a family of six: a 38-year-old retired center turned media star, his podcast-host wife, and four daughters aged 7, 5, 3 and 1. Wyatt turned 7 on October 2, 2026 — ten days before this article’s publication — with an Ariel-topped birthday cake of her choosing.

Four daughters — Wyatt Elizabeth (born October 2, 2019), Elliotte Ray (born March 4, 2021), Bennett Llewellyn (born February 23, 2023) and Finnley “Finn” Anne (born March 30, 2025) — remain the answer to the question. Jason Kelce, the self-described girl dad who is “very good at producing little girls,” has said the quiet part out loud more than once: before they started, he wanted three and Kylie wanted five. At four — for now — they have met exactly in the middle.

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