Kylie Kelce hopes for Catherine, Princess of Wales to appear on her Not Gonna Lie podcast

Kylie Kelce has invited Catherine, Princess of Wales to make an appearance on her podcast.

The 34-year-old star has issued a plea to the British royal to feature on her Not Gonna Lie podcast after expressing admiration for the hockey skills Catherine demonstrated during a trip to Scotland earlier this month.

Kylie, who coaches field hockey for her local team, said on the latest podcast episode: "Princess Kate just reminded everyone that she's still an absolute boss at field hockey.

"(She) looks beautiful doing it."

The podcaster, who is married to former NFL star Jason Kelce, continued: "For everyone in the comments, who are about to correct me, I'm aware that she's actually playing the Scottish sport of shinty.

"I'm still calling it a win for field hockey because where do you think she got that skill? Yeah, that's right. She's a field hockey player."

Kylie then invited Catherine, 44, to make a guest appearance on the podcast.

The mother of four said: "Princess Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, if you ever wanted to come on a chitchat about some field hockey and maybe kids.

"I don't know. We got a couple things in common."

Kylie pointed out that Catherine's husband Prince William made a surprise appearance on Jason and his brother Travis Kelce's New Heights podcast earlier this year.

She added to the princess: "But you could come on this one. I don't know. Just a thought. It's a thought. We'd love to have you. No pressure. Please."

Meanwhile, Kylie claimed earlier this year that she had been judged for having four children.

The podcaster - who has daughters Wyatt, six, Elliotte, five, Bennett, three, and Finn, 17 months, with Jason – said in May: "As we have announced our consecutive pregnancies, I think people are less (excited) like, they're like, 'Oh, congratulations.'

"By the fourth one, people are like, 'Congrats. You know, you guys don't have to touch each other?'"

Kylie continued: "(Some of my loved ones have said) 'Guys, could you just not? You guys could, you guys could not. You know? Every so often when you say you have four kids, people look at you like, 'Do you guys know about contraceptives?'"