It’s been years since Travis Kelce and Kayla Nicole called it quits, and in that time, she’s reportedly remained single. Meanwhile, Kelce’s relationship with Taylor Swift has been making headlines, with many fans convinced an engagement is just around the corner.
But while the public keeps watching Kelce’s love life, Kayla has been opening up about her own journey.
In a recent episode of The Pre-Game With Kayla Nicole, she shifted the focus to a topic that’s deeply personal to her: motherhood.
Speaking candidly, she shared how the idea of becoming a mom has been on her mind and how it ties into her current priorities. With honesty and vulnerability, she didn’t shy away from expressing both the pressures and the hopes that come with thinking about that next chapter.
It’s a side of Kayla people don’t often see, offering a glimpse into where her heart and head are these days.
Kayla Nicole Highlights Surprising U.S. Birth Trend
During the episode, Kayla shared an eye-opening statistic about motherhood trends in the United States. She pointed out a shift that reflects changing life choices and priorities for women.
“For the first time in US history, women over 40 are giving birth more frequently than teenagers,” she said, noting that it’s ultimately a good sign that fewer teens are becoming mothers.
Nicole explained the numbers further, calling it “A crazy statistic that I came across, birth rates among women aged 40 to 44 have risen by 127%. From 1990 to 2023.”
For her, the trend speaks to a cultural shift where more women are delaying motherhood until later in life, whether for career growth, personal goals, or financial stability.
While she didn’t claim there’s a one-size-fits-all path, Nicole’s takeaway was clear: the timing of motherhood is increasingly a matter of choice rather than societal pressure.
Kayla Questions if Motherhood Is for Her
While sharing her thoughts on motherhood trends, Kayla Nicole also opened up about her own uncertainty. “I don’t even know if I really want kids because we’re definitely living in a time where we’re conditioned to believe that,” she admitted, reflecting on how societal expectations can shape personal decisions.
She added with a candid touch, “I don’t know if motherhood is the hood for me. I’m still trying to figure it out. I’m in other hoods right now.”
Later in the conversation, Nicole revealed that her feelings aren’t entirely closed off to the idea. At 33, she shared a personal timeline. “For me, I desire to have children before 40, God willing. Yeah. So, because I want my life back.”
Her honesty struck a balance between self-awareness and future possibility, showing that her journey toward deciding on motherhood is still very much in progress.