Kylie & Jason Kelce’s Daughter Makes Podcast Debut 2 Days After Birth
In a heartwarming and incredibly timely moment, Kylie Kelce introduced a very special guest on her podcast this week—her newborn daughter, Finley Kelsey. Just two days after giving birth, Kylie welcomed her daughter into the world of podcasting on the April 3rd episode of Not Going to Lie with Kylie Kelce.

In a heartwarming and incredibly timely moment, Kylie Kelce introduced a very special guest on her podcast this week—her newborn daughter, Finley Kelsey. Just two days after giving birth, Kylie welcomed her daughter into the world of podcasting on the April 3rd episode of Not Going to Lie with Kylie Kelce.

“I have a very special guest joining me on the podcast this week… tada!” Kylie exclaimed, as Finley made her debut. The episode, which was recorded just two days after her birth on March 30th, gives fans a glimpse into the new mom’s life and her ongoing postpartum journey. Despite being only days old, little Finley is already stealing the spotlight.

In the preview for the episode, Kylie jokingly shared her experience, saying, “A lot of people have asked me if I’m crazy for recording a podcast just two days after giving birth… maybe I am, but here we are.” The candid and relatable moment was a perfect introduction to the reality of motherhood, as Kylie promised to reveal more about her birth story and the challenges she’s facing in the early days of postpartum recovery.

But of course, it wasn’t just Kylie speaking—the adorable sounds of Finley added an extra layer of charm to the podcast. “Please tell me you just heard her fart!” Kylie laughed, making light of the situation and showcasing her playful side as a new mom. “I hope that made it into the episode,” she added, as the soft sounds of her daughter filled the air.

Kylie and her husband, Jason Kelce, who already share three children—Wyatt, Elliot, and Bennett—have clearly been enjoying every moment with their new addition. The couple shared the happy news of Finley’s arrival on social media with some sweet photos of their newborn wrapped in a cozy blanket and wearing a pink hat adorned with a blue bow. Along with the photos, they captioned their Instagram post on April 1st, “Whoop, there she is,” proudly sharing Finley’s birth date with their followers.

In a more lighthearted moment, Jason opened up about their growing family, revealing that while he’s leaving the decision to expand up to Kylie, he has jokingly set a boundary for any future additions. “I think it might get shut down after this one,” Jason laughed, reflecting on their growing family. “We’re gonna have this next kid and I’m going to be like, ‘Don’t even look at me—just eyes at the floor, don’t look at me.’”

With Finley’s podcast debut marking such a special moment for the Kelce family, fans are excited to hear more from Kylie as she navigates her postpartum journey. The April 3rd episode of Not Going to Lie with Kylie Kelce is a must-listen for anyone who’s ever wondered what life is like for a mom just days after giving birth. As always, Kylie’s candid and humorous approach makes for an unforgettable and heartwarming experience.

Patrick Mahomes’ Family Includes His Pro Athlete Dad & Influencer Brother—What You Didn’t Know About the Mahomes Clan

Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is a man on a mission going into Super Bowl LIX. The star player, who has already won three Super Bowls, is looking to join legends like Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw with four and to do it all before his thirtieth birthday. It would not just be a pretty big accomplishment, but leave him in the best position possible to one day catch Tom Brady’s 7 Super Bowl rings, the most of any QB in history.

And if the Kansas City Chiefs are to win their third-straight Super Bowl trophy, they’ll certainly need the best version of Mahomes. And the QB, who has a 17-3 record in the playoffs, is ready for another shot at glory. Besides him, while he tries will be his entire family, which includes his wife Brittany, their three kids, Sterling, 3, Bronze, 2, and Golden, who was born less than a month ago.

But reports indicate the rest of his very large family—or at least most of them, will also be there to support him, including his parents and siblings. But who are the members of Patrick Mahomes’ family? Who are his parents and siblings?

Who are Patrick Mahomes’ parents?

Patrick Mahomes’ parents are Pat Mahomes, a former MLB pitcher, and Randi Martin. The two married in the 90s and divorced in 2006 after having two kids together. They both went on to have other kids after their divorce, leaving Patrick Mahomes with several siblings on both his father’s and mother’s side.

Randi Martin, Patrick Mahomes’ mom, confirmed to Page Six that not only would she be at the Super Bowl supporting her son, but that she would be on “grandma duty,” during the game. “That’s the most excited I will be ’cause all three are gonna be there,” Randi Martin explained. “So, I may or may not watch the game, but I will be holding the grandbabies!”

In an interview with ABC4 in 2020, Martin discussed raising Patrick and her certainty that he was destined for success. “I knew when it came to sports, he was going to be able to reach whatever level he wanted,” she said at the time. “Before his junior year in high school, he came to me that summer wanting to quit football, but I just said you’re going to regret it if you quit.”

His father, Pat Mahomes, who he shares a name with—though his father goes by Pat and the Chiefs QB by Patrick—is also expected to be at the Super Bowl. And it’s fitting, as he’s the reason his now famous son started playing sports in the first place. Pat Mahomes was an MLB pitcher from 1992 to 2003, playing for the Minnesota Twins, the Boston Red Sox, the New York Mets, the Texas Rangers, the Chicago Cubs, and the Pittsburgh Pirates. He also played in Japan.

At a press conference in 2021, Patrick Mahomes discussed the lessons he’d learned from his father. “I got to see him battle and grind to try to get back there,” he said. “You never know if it’s going to be like this for the rest of your career. So, I try to win as much as possible now and do whatever I can to win multiple Super Bowls.” He added, “I’m at the right point in my career where I can use my voice and people can really, really make an impact in this world. This year, with everything that happened, it prompted me to really be bigger, and then be more than I had been before.”

Who are Patrick Mahomes’ siblings?

Patrick’s parents had another child after him, Jackson Mahomes, who is an influencer. Jackson Mahomes has had several controversies follow him, perhaps the biggest one when he was arrested for aggravated sexual battery. He later pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor count of battery and was sentenced to six months probation. Three felony charges were dropped after the victim refused to cooperate; due to the numerous threats she’d received.

Jackson Mahomes is the only other child of both Pat Mahomes and Randi Martin, but both have gone on to have children afterward. Randi Martin has another child, Mia Randall, who was born in 2011. Meanwhile, Pat Mahomes has another son, Graham Walker, and two daughters, Avery Mahomes and Zoe Mahomes. That means that, in total, Patrick Mahomes has two younger brothers and three younger sisters.

“He’s a little bit more laid back than the others,” Pat Mahomes said of his son in a January 2024 interview with FOX4. “Stays away from the spotlight and goes out and grinds and works. But a very impressive young man.”

Of Patrick Mahomes’ other siblings, Mia is a budding social media star of her own, with her mother Randi posting about her on her social media constantly. She’s involved in various sports, including tennis, volleyball, football, and basketball. Meanwhile, Patrick’s youngest sister, Zoe Mahomes has an Instagram of her own where she showcases her budding soccer skills.