Kylie Kelce Shares the Name She’s Considering for Baby No. 4 — and It’s Inspired by a Legendary Kate Hudson Role
Kylie Kelce revealed in November 2024 that she and her husband, Jason Kelce, are expecting their fourth child. For baby name inspiration, the couple is turning to classic romantic comedies.
In a teaser for the upcoming episode of *Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce*, featuring Kate Hudson, the 32-year-old mother-of-three shared that they are considering the name Andie for their fourth daughter.
This name is inspired by Kate Hudson’s character, Andie Anderson, from *How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days*.
«How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is one of my all-time favorite films, and absolutely my favorite rom-com,» Kylie revealed in the teaser.
«We’ve even thought about naming our fourth girl Andie. Our first is Wyatt, our second is Elliotte, our third is Bennett, and we thought, ‘Andie fits right in—it would be so cool.'»
Kate Hudson, 45, was thrilled by the choice, saying, «Andie would be so cute… I love that.» Kylie also recalled a memorable encounter with a mom at the pool who had named her daughter Anderson, a nod to the same rom-com.
Both women agreed that Anderson was a «badass» name. In a January 9th episode of *Not Gonna Lie*, Kylie had previously mentioned the challenges of choosing a name for their fourth child, describing the process as «a disaster.»
«You’ve already used all the names,» she laughed. «So, all bets are off.» Kylie noted that, like their other three daughters, they would likely pick a gender-neutral name.
«We’ve got Wyatt, Elliotte, and Bennett. If we went with a super girly name, I think the others would be like, ‘Why did she get a cute girly name?'»
During a February 12th appearance on the *Call Her Daddy* podcast, Kylie discussed her decision to give her daughters gender-neutral names, revealing that some people were «disturbed» by her choices.
«When we were having our first daughter, people told me not to tell anyone the name, because you’ll get reactions,» Kylie explained. «But I don’t care. If we’ve decided, we’re going with it.»
