People have been left divided after Kylie Kelce shared an exposing TikTok of herself cleaning her car — which included discovering “week-old pancakes in a plastic bag.”
While some viewers have, perhaps understandably, been left horrified by the amount of trash that the mom-of-four found in her family car, other parents admitted to feeling seen and validated by it.
If you need reminding, Kylie shares four daughters — 6-year-old Wyatt, 5-year-old Elliotte, 3-year-old Bennett, and 18-month-old Finnley — with her husband, retired NFL star Jason Kelce.
In an ad for her car, Kylie explained: “Our kids are back in school, so now feels like the perfect time to clean out.”
First of all, she went to the front passenger seat, but was immediately left mortified by the amount of trash that she found. Before holding up a Ziploc bag of old pancakes, she said to the camera: “Y’know what, we’re gonna cut for a second — there’s only so far I can let this go, and week-old pancakes in a plastic bag might be where I draw the line.”
She also found some random toys among the trash and crumbs, going on to admit that she was “afraid to look” at the state of her trunk.
Kylie also filmed herself vacuuming the seats, which were coated in crumbs and trash. At one point, she joked: “You might ask yourself: ‘Hm, I wonder what’s in Kylie’s seat?’ … Don’t ask me!”
She later censored the floor of the back seats after being left horrified by what she discovered.
As mentioned, the whole thing has really split viewers — with some unable to hide their shock at how filthy the family car was, and others admitting that their own car is in a similar condition.
One comment on the TikTok reads: "I’m a type A and completely traumatized. 🤣😂” Somebody else added: “That’s a pigpen. That’s way too much garbage in there.” Another wrote: “That is super nasty 🤢,” while somebody else commented: “This can’t be real.”
But it seems like this is very real for the vast majority, with another viewer sharing: “As a Mom of five and a mini van driver - I feel validated. 🤣” One more agreed: “Ive never felt more seen.” Somebody else wrote: "This makes me feel so normal thank you for posting and sharing this with us.”
And this was a pretty widespread sentiment, with another parent sharing: “I feel healed, you showing off the REAL van its like the real life we moms live thru not all this fake bs on social media of perfection.” Somebody else wrote: “this is why people love you and your family! thank you for being so real.”
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