Jason Kelce’s wife, Kylie, still remembers the out-of-the-world experience she had interviewing Michelle Obama for the first time. Michelle made her guest appearance on Kylie’s “Not Gonna Lie” podcast on March 20.
Even though Kylie has previously discussed her podcasting experience with the former First Lady, she recently reflected on her dream interview once more.
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Kylie appeared on Tuesday’s edition of the “Green Light” podcast, where she listed her personal favourite celebrities, whom she had interviewed on Not Gonna Lie. Starting with Michelle, Kylie said (Timestamp: 10:52):
“I always have this out-of-body experience of like of gratitude. Because I have again no business being in the situations that I’m in. I have no business sweating my absolute balls off talking to Michelle Obama.
“I mean, I think my pits are still sweaty from that. I genuinely like we hung up the call, and I was like, ‘Could you see my upper lip sweat?’ Like, I was so nervous.”
Next in the list was Bindi Irwin. Kylie said that Bindi was “incredible” and shared that she grew up watching Steve Irwin on Animal Planet.
The podcaster also named the WNBA athletes she loved interviewing.
“Some of the athletes that I’ve gotten a chance like A’ja Wilson, was one recently, that was awesome,” Kylie said. “Paige Bueckers was incredible.”
Apart from conversations with her celebrity guests, Kylie also loves talking about trending social media content, viral news headlines and her personal life. The podcaster recently recalled a special relationship memory of confessing her love to Jason Kelce.
Kylie Kelce supported Breezy Johnson and her fiancé Connor Watkins
Connor Watkins received massive backlash from fans, who accused him of stealing the spotlight from Breezy Johnson during the Winter Olympics. After Johnson won a gold medal in Italy, Watkins proposed to her.
On the Feb. 18 edition of the “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, Kylie said:
“I feel very strongly about the fact that people who are trolls and want to be like, ‘boo hoo, that shouldn’t have happened,’ are crazy, because what an incredible time.”
On Feb. 8, Kylie got herself into the spotlight when she shared her take on rapper Bad Bunny’s “powerful” message during the Super Bowl Halftime show.
Edited by Ribin Peter