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Kirk Herbstreit’s wild sex confession about wife gets Jason Kelce’s attention

Add The California Post on Google Kirk Herbstreit could very well be the reason Taylor Swift gets a nephew-in-law in the near future.

The “Thursday Night Football” color commentator revealed on a recent podcast that he believes he and his wife, Alison, have been able to have all boys due to a special post-sex tactic, and Swift’s brother-in-law, Jason Kelce, made it clear he’s open to giving the trick a whirl with his own spouse.

On “Bussin’ with the Boys,” Herbstreit told Will Compton and Taylor Lewan that his gymnast wife would do handstands following intercourse to help ensure the couple would have sons.

“She heard that the male sperm were faster,” ESPN’s top college football analyst said. “She would do a headstand or handstand, she would go up on the bed and we’re four-for-four.”

Kirk and Alison have four boys together and do not have any daughters.

Lewan then said he and his wife actually did something similar when they were trying to have their son.

“My wife was not a gymnast,” the ex-Tennessee Titans tackle said. “So I held her legs.”

The anecdotes drew a big laugh from those inside the podcast’s studio, and they also caught the attention of Kelce.

Travis Kelce’s older brother shared the “Bussin’ with the Boys” clip on his X page on Sunday and tagged his wife Kylie in what certainly appeared to be an effort to get her to try the wild maneuver.

Jason and Kylie, who wed in 2018, have four daughters, and during a podcast last year, the former Philadelphia Eagles great admitted the couple would be open to having a fifth child.

And the “Monday Night Countdown” analyst said at the time having a boy “would be fun.”

Kylie’s yet to respond to Jason’s post, though she did admit in January 2025 that bringing a son into their family might be a tad problematic — so bedroom acrobatics in the Kelce household might not quite be on the horizon just yet.

Read original at New York Post

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