Kylie Kelce finds it "very charming" that Jason Kelce struggled to date before he met her.

The 33-year-old star has been married to NFL player Jason, 37, since 2018 and has Wyatt, five, Elliotte, four, Bennett, two, and five-week-old Finn, but after he admitted that he had "zero game" in his high school days, she responded with a social media post.

She wrote on Instagram: "Can confirm... still not an ounce of game! I find it very charming!"

Jason and his wife have found global fame since his brother Travis stuck up a relationship with pop superstar Taylor Swift, and earlier this week, they were joined by their mother Donna on their 'New Heights' podcast, where she admitted that she didn't know much about their personal life at all when they were in college.

she said: "Jason, you really didn't bring a lot of ladies home. You dated, but I didn't know any of them. With Trav I met one or two.

"I knew nothing of anybody that you guys were dating in college. You told me zero. You were too busy. Did you have any time at all to date?"

Travis replied: "What? I didn't have any girlfriends!"

Meanwhile, Jason insisted that he actually had "zero game" during his youth because he was an "overweight" individual at the time.

He said: "I had plenty of time!

"I had absolutely zero game, and I looked like an overweight Oompa Loompa, that's why I had zero game."

Earlier this year, retired footballer Jason noted that when Travis - who previously dated the likes of Access Hollywood correspondent Zuri Hall and fashion influencer Kayla Nicole - met 'Anti-Hero' songstress Taylor that it all felt "different" to what had gone before and it was very obvious that he "really, really liked" her, even in the early days.

Speaking on 'The Steam Room' podcast, Jason said: "This felt different.

"Just the way he talks about her and talked about her from the moment he was with her."

"You could tell how much he really, really liked her, right from the get-go. "I think that the level early on in that was something that was very eye-opening to me."