Kylie Kelce Gives Taylor Swift a Sweet New Family Title

Kylie Kelce Gives Taylor Swift a Sweet New Family Title
PHILADELPHIA — Kylie Kelce has officially given Taylor Swift a new title within the Kelce family: “Aunt Taylor.”
During the Aug. 20 episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kylie casually referred to Swift as “Aunt Taylor” while talking with actress Leslie Mann about her four daughters and their growing love of cats. It marks the first time Kylie has publicly used the nickname since Swift married Travis Kelce.
Taylor Is Winning Over the Kids
Kylie explained that her daughters — Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett and Finn — have become increasingly interested in cats, something she partly attributes to spending time with Swift.
Swift is famously devoted to her three cats, Olivia Benson, Meredith Grey and Benjamin Button, and has apparently passed some of that enthusiasm on to her nieces.
The children have even been using cat-themed rewards and asking for a feline of their own.
There is just one obstacle: their dad, Jason Kelce, is allergic to cats.

Kylie Wants a Family Cat
Kylie, who grew up with both cats and dogs, joked about her ongoing efforts to convince Jason that the family needs a cat.
Swift has apparently become an unexpected ally in that campaign.
The pop star previously helped introduce the Kelce children to her own cats, including Benjamin Button, and the experience seems to have made a lasting impression on them.

A New Chapter for the Kelce Family
The “Aunt Taylor” comment also reflects a broader change in the family following Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding.
Kylie has spoken warmly about Swift’s relationship with her daughters, while Jason has previously praised Swift for embracing her role as an aunt to his children.
Kylie’s daughters also played a special role in Swift and Travis’ wedding, serving as flower girls during the ceremony.
For the children, though, their famous new aunt may simply be the relative who happens to have some very impressive cats.
And if Kylie gets her way, Aunt Taylor might soon have four new feline fans — and perhaps a new cat-loving household to match.
