Everyone knows that showing their kids online is a double edged sword. While it's good to keep friends and family updated about your little tyke's progress, there's also some pretty important privacy concerns you have to consider - especially in the age of AI.
Now, take those concerns, and multiply them by about 1,000. That's the worry that celebrities need to weigh up these days. When you're in the limelight, you especially need to worry. That's why Kylie Kelce of The Squeeze has made a pretty big decision about her kids, per E!News.
She explained that her fame came after she had her first child, 7 year old Wyatt. She shares four children in total with her husband Jason Kelce. They are: Wyatt, 5 year old Elliotte, 3 year old Bennett, and 19 month old Finnley.
"The shame of it is that when we had our first, I was not necessarily in the public eye," the media personality admitted. "Obviously, I was married to my husband and he had a large following just because of football, but I didn't have a bunch of random people following my account."
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They tied the knot in 2018 - at that time, the media personality was "still very much [using her] Instagram specifically to post life updates." Who can blame her - her socials at the time were likely filled with friends and family. In her words, she was "[using] social media exactly how anyone would use social media."
But then, "as life has gone on and things have changed, I post infrequently overall." And then she decided to make the bombshell decision. "It got to a point where I didn't want to exclude them entirely, but I made it a point to stop putting their faces on my social media."
She made one exception about Jason Kelce's documentary on Prime Video entitled Kelce. "Our kids were included in that," she explained. "Part of the decision was surrounded by the impact it had on our family... That was really the turning point for me to understand that people can't draw a line for themselves. I think that sometimes you have to very clearly draw it for them."
