Kylie Kelce Reveals What's Working ‘Against' Mother-in-Law Donna Kelce on 'Traitors'
Kylie isn't sure whether Donna's "innocence and honesty" will work in her favor on the show
Jason and Travis Kelce have both discussed the possibility of joining the reality competition series in the futureKylie Kelce isn't sure how her mother-in-law Donna Kelce will fare in her stint on The Traitors.
After Donna, 72, was announced as a member of the season 4 cast of the Peacock reality show, Kylie, 33, shared she planned to tune in.
'I guess I'm gonna have to watch the next season of Traitors!' Kylie said on the June 19 episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast. 'That's right, Donna Kelce, my mother-in-law, is on this coming season of Traitors. Have I watched Traitors? Not a whole season. Am I excited to watch Donna? 1000% Imma cheer her on until the end of time.'
However, Kylie is concerned that there are a few traits of Donna's that might limit her time on the show.
'I'm not gonna lie, though, her innocence and honesty is working against her … or for her,' she mused. 'Oh, if she's a faithful, maybe it works for her. Oh! We're all on the edge of our seat. I'm excited. Come on, Donna, win it!'
Kylie isn't the only member of the Kelce family weighing in on Donna's Traitors stint. The matriarch's ex-husband and the father of Jason and Travis Kelce, Ed Kelce, was also asked about how he thought Donna would do on the show.
'Haven't got a f------ clue,' Ed admitted on the June 18 episode of Jason and Travis' New Heights podcast.
Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Jason and Travis have discussed the possibility of participating in the competition show on previous episodes of New Heights.
"Traitors? I'm terrible," Jason said, as he recalled his one experience attempting to recreate the game with friends despite being an "awful liar."
"I'm not savvy enough. We did it one time, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. I was voted ... right away, they knew. They're like, 'Jason's a traitor' and I was like, 'No I'm not!' "
Travis said he "f------ love[s]" watching the show and seeing "how someone reacts under pressure," while Jason said he's often "taking notes" when he watches.
"There's some people that say some stuff where you're like, 'Wow, that's a good one.' "
Donna will be facing off against other stars and reality show gamers, including Lisa Rinna, Dorinda Medley, Stephen Colletti, Colton Underwood, Michael Rapaport, Johnny Weir and more.
The competitors will be facing off to win the $250,000 cash prize.
Read the original article on People
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
CNET
26 minutes ago
- CNET
Today's NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Aug. 2
Looking for the most recent Mini Crossword answer? Click here for today's Mini Crossword hints, as well as our daily answers and hints for The New York Times Wordle, Strands, Connections and Connections: Sports Edition puzzles. The Mini Crossword today sure covers a lot of ground! We've got tech, math, perfume and history on tap. My favorite clue is the punny 8-Down. I'll try that one out the next time I'm at an art museum. Keep reading for an assist with today's Mini Crossword. And if you could use some hints and guidance for daily solving, check out our Mini Crossword tips. The Mini Crossword is just one of many games in the Times' games collection. If you're looking for today's Wordle, Connections, Connections: Sports Edition and Strands answers, you can visit CNET's NYT puzzle hints page. Read more: Tips and Tricks for Solving The New York Times Mini Crossword Let's get to those Mini Crossword clues and answers. The completed NYT Mini Crossword puzzle for Saturday, Aug. 2 2025. NYT/Screenshot by CNET Mini across clues and answers 1A clue: TikTok or Tinder Answer: APP 4A clue: Lawyers' org. Answer: ABA 7A clue: Place with Bunsen burners and beakers, in brief Answer: CHEMLAB 9A clue: Product that can be sampled with a spray on the wrist Answer: COLOGNE 10A clue: Visibly muscular Answer: TONED 11A clue: Groceries carrier Answer: TOTEBAG 13A clue: Self-indulgent "journey" Answer: EGOTRIP 14A clue: AOL alternative Answer: MSN 15A clue: Things that phone users might accidentally tap on webpages Answer: ADS Mini down clues and answers 1D clue: Sports org. that now includes schools from Texas and California, strangely enough Answer: ACC 2D clue: Hobbyists with cameras, informally Answer: PHOTOGS 3D clue: Big name in exercise bikes Answer: PELOTON 4D clue: "Solve for x" subject Answer: ALGEBRA 5D clue: Temporary fix, so to speak Answer: BANDAID 6D clue: Pres. Lincoln Answer: ABE 8D clue: "Show me the ___" (punny request at an art museum) Answer: MONET 11D clue: President pro ___ Answer: TEM 12D clue: Road trip assistance, for short Answer: GPS
New York Times
27 minutes ago
- New York Times
Jeannie Seely, Who Pushed Boundaries and Broke Hearts at the Grand Ole Opry, Dies at 85
Jeannie Seely, who in the 1960s helped transform the image of women in country music from demure, gingham-clad helpmeet to self-possessed free spirit, died on Friday in Hermitage, Tenn., a suburb of Nashville. She was 85. Her death, in a hospital, was announced by the Country Music Association. The cause was an intestinal infection, said Don Murry Grubbs, Ms. Seely's publicist. A mainstay of the Grand Ole Opry for more than five decades, Ms. Seely had more than a dozen Top 40 country hits between 1966 and 1974 and was known as 'Miss Country Soul' for the torch-like quality of her vocals. Her most popular recording, 'Don't Touch Me,' reached No. 2 on the Billboard country chart and crossed over to the mainstream Hot 100 in 1966. A sensual ballad whose lyrics stress emotional commitment over sexual gratification, the song has been covered by numerous artists, including the folk singer Carolyn Hester, the reggae artist Nicky Thomas and the soul music pioneer Etta James. The song won Ms. Seely the Grammy Award for best female country vocal performance in 1967. The record's less-is-more arrangement — slip-note piano, sympathetic background singers and sighing steel guitar — was vintage Nashville Sound on the cusp of 'countrypolitan,' its pop-inflected successor. 'Don't open the door to heaven if I can't come in/Don't touch me if you don't love me,' Ms. Seely admonishes her lover, her voice abounding with unfulfilled desire. Want all of The Times? Subscribe.
Forbes
27 minutes ago
- Forbes
Saweetie Feels ‘Hella Pressure' On New EP
Saweetie is back with some new music to set the stage for her long-awaited debut album. Her latest EP, Hella Pressure, is out now, bolstered by the singles 'Boffum' and TWICE collaboration 'Superstars.' The five-track EP features production from figures like LunchMoney Lewis, P2J, and Grammy winner J. White. It's a small morsel to tide fans over as they await her first full-length project, first announced in 2020 as Pretty B***h Music. As time has gone on, however, Saweetie's ideas around her debut have shifted, to the point that she's considering ditching the title altogether. 'I honestly think that Pretty B***h Music has become a movement. I don't think it's going to be my album name anymore, but I'm not sure yet,' the rapper told Rolling Stone. 'I think that when I first had birthed that idea, I liked the ring to it, so I'm like, 'This is my album name.' But over the course of the years, I just feel like it's a lifestyle, it's an energy, it's a movement.' Focusing on crafting a sustainable career for herself has been paramount after hitting the ground running nearly a decade ago. As for the delays that have kept the album from the public, Saweetie told Allure last year that she's ensuring it's perfect before releasing it to the masses. 'To me, music is sacred. It's coming from your spirit. You can't just go finish an album in a week," she said. 'That's why it's taking me so long.' Now, looking ahead after Hella Pressure's release, she's using the EP as a springboard into what's next, more empowered than ever. 'I acknowledge the fact that I took some time to create music,' Saweetie confessed to Rolling Stone. 'Now that I'm really gearing myself to go back out into the scene, this is my way of saying all that pressure just made me stronger. The challenges, the tribulations, and my experiences made me the diamond I am today.'
