As the season is moving into the decisive stages, big updates are coming in. This time, great news has come from the retired athlete, Jason Kelce. He has been doing many things at once. Hosting the podcast with his brother Travis while being a part of the NFL broadcast show. Now, a piece of big news has come from his personal life.

We know that he and his wife have been happily married since April 14, 2018, and have three daughters. But there has been big news from his personal life, too. His wife Kylie Kelce revealed to their fans that the couple is expecting another girl. That’s huge! It’s celebration time.

She recently posted a photo on Instagram of her daughters’ reaction after listening to the news of another sister which she aptly captioned, “I feel like we captured a very accurate representation of how each of the girls feel about getting another sister. At least Ellie, Mom, and dad are on the same page! 🤷‍♀️” That’s a wonderful time for Jason Kelce.

The retired Eagles center and Super Bowl winner has been enjoying everywhere he goes. He often shares updates from his family life with the fans. However, this time, he hasn’t reacted to the great news yet. Looks like he is busy with the promotion of a new talk show. But as soon as he gets time, fans can expect a family party. It’s all love in the Kelce family. They are a lucky one!

While he has been enjoying his life after the game, there’s a big update about his career as well.

Jason Kelce coming up with a late-night show

The former Eagles center is coming with an ESPN late-night sports show “They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce” that will feature 5 episodes, start on January 3rd next year, and run through the playoff stage. That’s great for his fans. The former Eagles center has been enjoying his life after retiring. He’s having a dream run.

Jason Kelce appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel Live on November 22 where he made the big announcement. Already a part of ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown talk show, fans are excited. They have been fans of his style. The idea for the show came from his love for late-night sports shows.

He then approached ESPN with the idea. Agreeing with his views, they gave him full freedom to plan it out. It would be legendary stuff. Fans have seen his cheeky side with his brother on their ‘New Heights’ podcast where they discuss any topic they find, and sometimes it goes off limits. That’s what fans love.