Kylie Kelce’s last name certainly draws a lot of attention these days. Even if you aren’t a football fan, the “Kelce” family name is basically impossible to miss: You have Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end currently dating Taylor Swift; NFL star Jason Kelce, who recently retired as a center for the Philadelphia Eagles; and of course, Jason’s wife, Kylie, a former college athlete and mom of three girls—all under the age of 5.
Kylie Kelce, who frequently uses her platform to fundraise for the Eagles Autism Foundation, also gives her 2 million followers an inside look at her day to day life. Here, Kelce shares the morning routine that gets her—and her three young children—up and out the door before 9 a.m.
She starts her day with a little self-care before her daughters wake up
I’m very much a morning person—the morning is my time to shine. I usually set three alarms: 6, 6:15, and 6:30am. Our kids don’t usually wake up until around 7:30 a.m., and I absolutely love having that buffer of time where I get to be a human being and be by myself.
Once I get out of bed, I wash my face, brush my hair and get myself together. In the morning, I just splash some water on my face, then put a regular daily moisturizer on, something with SPF.
I’ve leaned toward CeraVe for my moisturizers, but at night when I wash my face it’s usually a Dove bar of soap. The old-school blue. It’s been the tried and true since growing up.
She’ll eat something quick and protein-packed
I’ll go into the kitchen and get a cup of water, take my multivitamin, and grab something quick to eat for breakfast. I’m a huge Good Culture cottage cheese person.
It’s funny because there’s this whole trend of people obsessed with cottage cheese now. Sometimes I’ll throw some mandarin oranges in there, but I don’t need to make it complicated. I’m not trying to make ice cream out of this, I just want to eat cottage cheese and try to get some protein in my breakfast.
Her go-to morning coffee has to be Dunkin’
I love Dunkin’, specifically they brought back their butter pecan flavor, and it has this chokehold on me that I can’t get out of—it is unreal. I go iced, and I’m one of those people who will have iced coffee until there’s snow on the ground.
Amy Cooper
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