Kylie Kelce Had the Perfect Response to Brother-in-Law Travis Kelce’s Claim He and Taylor Swift Have Never Argued

Every couple fights. That’s just a fact. Well, every couple except Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, apparently. A week after the Kansas City Chiefs tight end claimed on his New Heights podcast with brother Jason Kelce that he and Swift have “never once” fought in their two and a half years together, Jason’s wife, Kylie, has weighed in.

During Thursday’s (Dec. 11) episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kylie responded to fan questions about how she feels about her soon to be sister-in-law’s apparently argument-free relationship. “Notice how my husband was oddly quiet during this segment,” Kylie said. “He did ask a couple of clarifying questions. But for the most part, his ass knew that he could not say that after almost eight years married… We absolutely argue.” 

After spilling the truth, Kylie — who shares four daughters with the retired NFL great — clarified that the couple don’t argue that often, “but we’ve definitely argued, for sure.” She then tried to parse whether Travis and that episode’s guest, George Clooney, were talking argument or, like, argument argument.

“To be fair, I’m not a yelling arguer. So the arguments in our house, they’re not a yelling situation,” Kylie said. “I just think that if you’re married, you live together, specifically if you have children, you’re potentially having some sleepless nights. You might have varying degrees of patience with certain situations with your kids.” 

Travis’ comments came after Clooney said he’d never clashed with his wife, human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, in the 10 years they’ve been a couple. When the two-time Oscar winner and Jay Kelly star then asked if Travis and Swift ever quarreled, the three-time Super Bowl winner replied, “Well, it’s only been two and a half years, and you’re right. I haven’t gotten into an argument. Never once.”

Bottom line: Kylie isn’t buying it. Not from Clooney and not from Travis. “You’re telling me you don’t bicker or argue? Or maybe you do bicker, but you don’t argue? I’m very confused about this,” she said, adding, “to George Clooney’s credit, I would not argue with Amal either. Absolutely not. I would be right behind her like, ‘Yeah. Get them, what she said. I’m with her.’ Whatever she says, we ride at dawn.”