Kylie Kelce is setting the record straight after reports claimed she “refused” to eat a home-cooked meal prepared by Taylor Swift. 

The wife of former NFL star Jason Kelce addressed the misleading headlines during the latest episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast,

clarifying what really happened during their recent dinner gathering.

Clearing Up the Confusion

During her podcast, Kylie referenced her recent interview with Call Her Daddy host Alex Cooper, which sparked several tabloid articles about her experience dining with Swift.

One particular headline, however, caught her attention—and not in a good way.

“You guys might have seen that I sat down with Alex Cooper for an episode of Call Her Daddy while I was in New Orleans,” she began.

“There have been quite a few tabloid headlines from our conversation, but there’s one in particular that has given me no choice but to bring back a segment near and dear to my heart: ‘F—k around and find out.’”

Kylie specifically called out a report titled, “Why Kylie Kelce Refused to Eat Taylor Swift’s Home-Cooked Meal on Double Date with Singer.” She wasted no time debunking that claim, stating that there had been “a bit of confusion” surrounding the meal itself.

The Truth About the Meal

Setting the record straight, Kylie clarified that while they did enjoy a home-cooked meal that evening, the food wasn’t actually prepared by Swift. Instead, a private chef had cooked the dinner, meaning the entire premise of her supposedly “refusing” Swift’s meal was incorrect from the start.

More importantly, she emphasized that she did not turn down the meal by choice—she was simply struggling with pregnancy-related nausea at the time.

“The home-cooked meals that I did not get to enjoy were not because I ‘refused’ to eat them,” she explained. “The child in my womb overwhelmed me with hormones that suggested that if I consumed anything, I would immediately regret it.”

Kylie, who is expecting her fourth child, went on to say that pregnancy nausea is not something a person can control. “Anyone who has experienced pregnancy nausea knows that it’s not a choice,” she said. “At eight weeks [pregnant], that’s not a choice.”

Pregnancy Cravings and Food Aversions

Kylie also opened up about the types of foods she can typically stomach during the early stages of pregnancy, revealing that she often leans toward bland and simple foods.

“Some women can only eat bland foods for their entire first trimester,” she said. “Cereal, crackers, pretzels—sometimes that’s me.”

She stressed that under normal circumstances, she would never turn down a delicious home-cooked meal. “I didn’t refuse anything. I wouldn’t refuse anything—especially if I wasn’t pregnant.”

Taylor Swift’s Funfetti Pancakes

Although Kylie wasn’t able to enjoy much of the dinner, she did manage to try something special later that weekend—Taylor Swift’s homemade Funfetti pancakes.

While she didn’t provide too many details about the pancakes themselves, it’s clear that Kylie appreciated the chance to indulge in a sweet treat prepared by Swift.

Addressing the Media’s Narrative

Kylie’s clarification highlights how quickly a simple comment can be taken out of context and spun into a misleading headline. While discussing the situation, she appeared to take the media’s exaggeration in stride, using humor to set the record straight.

Her podcast episode also served as a reminder that pregnancy-related nausea is a real and often unpredictable challenge that many expectant mothers face. The idea that she “refused” a meal out of preference rather than necessity was simply false.

Final Thoughts

Kylie Kelce’s response to the rumors showcases her no-nonsense approach to setting the record straight. While the media may have sensationalized her words, she made it clear that she did not snub Taylor Swift’s cooking—nor would she ever.

Instead, she simply experienced a common pregnancy symptom that made it difficult for her to eat certain foods that night. And while she may have skipped the meal, she did get to enjoy Swift’s Funfetti pancakes later on—proving that despite the misleading headlines, there was no bad blood between the two.