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Jason and Kylie Kelce's three daughter enjoy spending much quality time with their grandparents — so much so that the girls have the cutest nicknames for them.

Their children — daughters Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 3, and Bennett, 18 months — frequently get together with their grandparents of both 36-year-old Jason's and 32-year-old Kylie's sides of the family. In the Wednesday, September 4, episode of Jason's New Heights Podcast — which he co-hosts with his brother, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce — the retired Philadelphia Eagles Center shared his daughters' nicknames for their grandparents.

Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce during the ACC Celebrity Golf Championship presented by American Century Investments at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on July 12, 2024 in Stateline, Nevada. The brothers recently shared nicknames Jason's daughters... Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce during the ACC Celebrity Golf Championship presented by American Century Investments at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on July 12, 2024 in Stateline, Nevada. The brothers recently shared nicknames Jason's daughters have for the boys' parents. David Calvert/Getty Images for American Century Investments

"The girls call Kylie's mom Nana," said Jason, referring to Kylie's mother, Lisa McDevitt. Jason also revealed that the three girls "call Ed, Kylie's dad, Skeeter."

Elsewhere in the conversation, Jason revealed the nicknames the girls have for his and Travis' parents — Mom Donna and Dad Ed (Who, coincidentally, shares the same first name as Kylie's dad).

"They call Donna Didi ... And they call Ed, our dad, Pop," said Jason.

Travis laughed a bit, noting that their dad's wasn't the most inventive of the grandparents' nicknames.

"I think Dad kinda got the short end of the stick on all those nicknames right there," Travis said. "It's definitely the least creative."

Nicknames have been on the Kelce brothers' minds as of late. Earlier this week, Travis referred to girlfriend Taylor Swift as "Tay Tay," which sent fans into a frenzy. Late last month, Travis purchased interest in a horse named Swift Delivery. Travis spoke more about the purchase and revealed what influenced the decision.

"I had one of the best times ever at the [Kentucky] Derby this year," Travis said. "I got on board because it was fun and I could team up with a good friend of mine."

But of course, fans couldn't help but notice that the horse had a name similar to that of the singer.

Fans will soon see Travis in action on Thursday, September 5 in the Chiefs' NFL season opening game against the Minnesota Ravens.

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