Kylie Kelce didn’t want her husband Jason Kelce to win his recent bet against pal Beau Allen. 

The two retired NFL stars engaged in a three-month competition to lose fat and gain muscle. The loser of the bet had to wear a Speedo and get a wax for an Ocean Drive event in New Jersey late last month, which benefited the Eagles Autism Foundation.

Jason, 37, lost the bet and went viral when he ripped off a pair of American flag pull-away shorts to reveal a matching Speedo. Kylie shared on the Thursday, July 3, episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast that she missed the moment because she was “at home feeding our small child.” (The couple share four daughters, the youngest of whom is 3-month-old Finnley.)

“By the time I was coming back, I had received a text message of the behind angle and proceeding to Magic Mike his shorts off,” Kylie, 33, shared of her husband. “I have not seen this move before. I don’t know if he practiced. If he did, it was [with doors] closed.”

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She admitted to being “a little bit bitter” about missing her husband’s big moment.  

“I also know that I’ve been feeding him doughnuts and buying baked goods when appropriate,” Kylie quipped of deterring Jason from winning the bet. “And was it a little bit of sabotage? No. If it was, Beau Allen, you owe me some money, because you’re welcome.”

On his and brother Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast Wednesday, July 2, Jason said that Allen, 33, lost 2% body fat and gained 4 lbs. of muscle, while he lost 3% body fat but failed to gain any muscle. 

In addition to wearing the Speedo, Jason also had to get a bikini wax, which he detailed on New Heights. The former professional football player shared that he was encouraged to get a full Brazilian wax, which would have included waxing his butt crack.

“Kylie’s response was, ‘Jason, that’s the one thing you could’ve used,’ “ the father of four said while laughing.

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Kylie noted on Not Gonna Lie that Jason embraced his Speedo, wearing it throughout the event. 

“He wore it all the way home,” she said. “I’m unsure where the breakaway shorts are. To be clear, I don’t know. They might be off in the world now, because he certainly didn’t put them back on.” 

Kylie, who recently made headlines for requesting that other women stop publicly lusting after her husband in the comments section, admitted she could appreciate the irony of his timing. 

“I do think it’s comical that I just asked you guys to stop putting drool emojis under my husband, and then he came out in a crop top and did breakaway shorts,” she said. “I do see that. I wasn’t trying to set you guys up for failure. I wasn’t. Genuinely wasn’t.”

Of the former Philadelphia Eagles center, she added, “He just went on and, like, continued to be sexy. I can’t help that.”

Jason and Kylie share daughters Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finnley. The couple tied the knot in 2018, after meeting on Tinder.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck took their $68 million Los Angeles marital home off the market after finalizing their divorce.

The “On the Floor” songstress and the “Argo” star made the financial move after not finding a buyer for the Beverly Hills estate since putting it up for sale in June 2024.

“While they’ve been hoping to sell the property, they’ve also been hesitant to take a big loss,” an insider told People Wednesday.

“They lowered the price to get more interest and when this didn’t happen, they were advised to take it off the market,” the source continued.

“It was a business decision that they made together.”

The real estate insider told the outlet that “it’s a rough sellers market and especially for that price point.”

“Taking it off the market until it’s more of a seller friendly climate seems like the smartest decision,” the source added.

Reps for the duo weren’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.

Lopez, 55, and Affleck, 52, tried to sell their property off-market in June 2024 before listing it publicly that July.

The pop star and the actor had dropped the 12-bedroom, 24-bathroom home’s price to $59.95 million before officially pulling it off the market.

Lopez filed for divorce from Affleck in August 2024 after two years of marriage.

They had waited to officially pull the plug on their relationship despite having been separated since April of that year.

Their divorce was finalized in January.

Affleck, meanwhile, purchased a $20.5 million mansion in the Pacific Palisades in July 2024.

His new pad is close to his kids — Violet, 19, Seraphina, 16, and Samuel, 12 — whom he shares with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner.

For Lopez’s part, she picked out a $18 million home in Los Angeles in March.

If you work from an office most days, you may be hesitant to wear your favorite pair of jeans to work. But Kelly Clarkson is out here convincing us that, when styled correctly, flare jeans can easily be dressed up for your 9 to 5. 

The talk show host wore a white tee tucked into a pair of dark wash flare jeans in an episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show this past May, proving that the retro-inspired denim can be appropriate for the office. Thanks to their trouser-like appearance, flare jeans are easier to dress up than your typical baggy or straight-leg pairs — and Clarkson isn’t the only celeb opting for the flared style.

Earlier this year, Drew Barrymore showed up to her talk show in medium-wash flares, which she styled with a tailored blazer and maroon high heels. Jennifer Lopez and Olivia Munn have similarly shown how versatile flare jeans can be when they previously stepped out to events wearing light-wash pairs. 

Ready to try the trend out for yourself? Amazon is bursting with lookalikes starting at $26. 

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More than 2,300 Amazon shoppers have given these mid-rise flare jeans their stamp of approval, including one reviewer who said, “I wear these almost every day to work.” They come in a variety of sizes, inseams, and washes. 

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If you’re new to the flare jeans trend, opt for this high-rise style from Aeropostale. They’re designed with a fitted silhouette that mimics the feel and shape of straight-leg jeans, but with a subtle flare at the ankle. An added bonus: They’re available in both standard and short inseams. 

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Exposed front seams and frayed hems give these high-waisted flare jeans a stylish edge. Make them office-ready with a chiffon blouse and kitten heels, or add a tailored blazer to create a power suit vibe. 

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This Levi’s pair is a crowd favorite. As for the fit, one five-star reviewer said they’re “super flattering” and “hug you in all the right places.” The flare jeans are made from a “soft yet durable” cotton blend that has “just the right amount of stretch,” wrote another. They’re available in sizes 24 through 46, three lengths, and 21 washes.

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These bell-bottom jeans have a stylish fabric belt and come in a variety of dark washes, making them suitable for the office and other dressier occasions. The fit-and-flare silhouette provides “a nice hourglass shape,” and they’re “really comfortable for all-day wear,” according to a five-star reviewer, who called the jeans “a total win.”

Lookub Cropped Flare Jeans

Cropped jeans are having a major moment right now thanks to stars like Reese Witherspoon, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Brooke Shields, who’ve all embraced the breezy style. This flared version comes with roomy pockets and raw hems. Scoop up a pair in 16 colors, including white and black. 

Wrangler Retro High-Rise Flare Jeans

Wrangler’s retro-inspired jeans feature a dramatic flared silhouette that’s very similar to the pair Clarkson wore. Reviewers agree they’re durable, comfortable, and fit true to size. Plus, they “don’t require any hemming or alterations,” raved one shopper who purchased a petite pair.