Jason Kelce reveals why it is 'hard' to spend time with his family
Jason Kelce finds it "hard" to spend time with his family but managed to get them all together over Mother's Day weekend in the US.
Jason Kelce finds it "hard" to spend time with his family.
The 37-year-old retired footballer - who is married to Kylie Kelce and has Wyatt, five, Elliotte, four, Bennett, two, and five-week-old Finn with her - managed to get the "whole crew" together for Mother's Day in the US over the weekend, and had a "great day" with them all but admitted that something like that isn't so easy to orchestrate.
He told PEOPLE: "We had a whole crew in. We had a great brunch together, a day together.
"It's special when we all get to get together.
"It's hard. There's a lot of things happening in everybody's lives, so for all the girls and everybody, it was a good day."
Jason and his family have been catapulted into the global spotlight since his brother Travis Kelce - who plays for the Kansas City Chiefs - struck up a relationship with pop superstar Taylor Swift.
His mother Donna Kelce, has also become famous in her own right, and has made multiple media appearances over the last two years but worked as a banker for most of her life before retirement.
When Jason was asked about what he would like his kids to learn, he admitted that it would be the "work ethic" that his mother has displayed throughout her life.
He said: "The thing that I would love to instill in my kids is my mom's work ethic and her dedication and sacrifice.
"I think when you're younger, you don't realize a lot of that, but as you get older, Mom was working full-time jobs.
"She was cleaning a lot of the house. She was making a lot of the meals. I think at the time, it's just your mom is being mom and you don't realize everything that she's doing so that you have opportunities and things to achieve your dreams.
"So I think that for me, I would love my girls to really see that hard work and that sacrifice and things that have made her life amazingly successful and enjoyable!"
