Kylie Kelce discusses unsolicited breast augmentation offers from doctors after her podcast comments
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Kylie Kelce Reveals the ‘Weird’ DMs That Landed Doctors on Her Banned List

Kylie Kelce has shared a surprising reaction to her recent talk about getting breast augmentation. The Not Gonna Lie host said her comments led to an unusual wave of messages from doctors. Instead of welcoming the offers, Kelce quickly decided those doctors belonged on her banned list. She opened up about the experience during a recent podcast episode.

Kylie Kelce says doctors sent unsolicited breast augmentation offers after her podcast confession

Kelce discussed the messages during the Oct. 8 episode of Not Gonna Lie with Jen Hamilton. She said doctors’ offices started contacting her after she mentioned plastic surgery on the podcast. “I’ve said it, and then I got all these weird DMs of people, doctors’ offices, being like, ‘We’ll do it,’” Kelce said. The mother of four then made her feelings clear.

“And I was like, ‘Put them on the banned list,’” she continued. Kelce said she now keeps a list of doctors who contacted her after she discussed surgery. She also explained what she wants from the procedure. “I just want them put back where they were,” she said about her breasts.

Kelce first discussed her plans for breast augmentation during a February 2026 episode of Not Gonna Lie. During the episode, Kelce watched a video with her college friends showing a woman revealing her new breasts after surgery. The clip reminded Kelce of her own idea for a future reveal party. “I wanna be clear, you were in whether you wanted to be in or not,” she told her longtime friends. Kelce also recalled her body before having children and joked that she belonged to the “itty bitty titty committee.”

She said she once felt so flat that she became “jealous of the wall.” Kelce also recalled struggling to keep a regular bra in place when she raised her arms. Her comments about surgery have now brought unexpected attention from doctors. For Kelce, those unsolicited offers clearly crossed a line.

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