Travis Kelce has heartwarming reaction to seeing Jason and Kylie’s newborn baby on camera for the first time
Topics: Celebrity, Parenting, Travis Kelce
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Topics: Celebrity, Parenting, Travis Kelce
Travis Kelce has become an uncle for the fourth time after his brother Jason Kelce and wife Kylie, welcomed their fourth child.
The couple - who already have three children together - revealed the happy news on Instagram on Monday (1 April) that Kylie had given birth to a beautiful baby girl on 30 March.
Sharing a snap of their newborn, Kylie wrote: "Whoop, there she is!", before revealing the little one has been named Finnley Anne Kelce.
And it wasn't long before Uncle Travis posted a heartwarming response on the post, writing: "Finnley!!," alongside three heart-eye emojis.
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The one-word remark quickly accumulated thousands of likes.
Meanwhile, fans watched as Travis virtually met his adorable little niece, while recording an episode of the brothers' 'New Heights' podcast.
“We just had a baby,” Jason said while recording this week. “Do you want to see your new niece?”
Travis certainly seemed excited, and could be heard saying: “Hey, little muffin.
“Look at you. Just hanging out with mom?”
He added: “You just look adorable, I don’t even have anything to say to you. You happy to be out?”
Kylie and Jason announced they were expecting their fourth baby back in November 2024.
The family have a lovely tradition when it comes to naming their children.
For each of them, they have chosen gender-neutral names. Wyatt was born in October 2019, followed by her little sister Elliot, in March 2021, and Bennett, born in 2023.
Although the parents have yet to confirm why they decided on the name 'Finnley', it actually has a beautiful meaning, with The Bump explaining that the gender-neutral name has Irish and Scottish origins.
"Meaning 'fair-haired courageous one,' 'blond warrior,' or 'blond hero'," the site states.
"This valiant title comes from the Gaelic surname Fionnlagh. Though Finnley is especially popular for boys in the US, girls can rock this name, too!
"Finnley is connected to Finn, which derives from the Old Irish name Fionn. The famous mythological warrior Fionn mac Cumhaill - pronounced 'mac-cool' - is a notable figure in Irish and Scottish lore, most famous for eating the Salmon of Knowledge.
"Finnley is a wonderful name to honour Gaelic ancestry, and it will take a powerful soul like baby’s to bear it with honour!"
Kylie has previously spoken about the difficulties of naming four girls.
Speaking on her Not Gonna Lie podcast, she said: "Going on fourth, it’s like a disaster. You’ve already used them all up. All bets are off."
Kylie continued: "If we do a full commit to a girly name at this point, it would not sit well with the other three, I think. Eventually, they’ll be like, 'Why did they get a cute girly name?'"
She went on to admit that she and Jason 'have to lean a little bit towards those sort of gender-neutral names'.
"We debated Charlie for our first, and then within, I think, six months, we had three different friends who named their kid Charlie," Kylie said.
"This was six years ago. And Jason and I were like, 'Shoot'. Wyatt is a Wyatt, but I love the name Charlie."