Kylie Kelce Revealed the Moment That Was Edited Out of Michelle Obama Podcast

Kylie Kelce is offering fans some hilarious new insight into what goes on behind the scenes of her podcast, "Not Gonna Lie." Pulling back the curtain on a March episode that featured the one and only Michelle Obama, Kelce revealed that her editors "did [her] a solid."

"I had to wipe my upper lip sweat multiple times," Kelce said, implying that the shots were cut out of the final video. "Multiple times. Okay?"

As for her booking her incredibly famous guest? "A lot of fans were shocked that we got Michelle Obama," Kelce said. "Girl, same. I still can't wrap my head around it."

Obama joined Kelce on "Not Gonna Lie" to reminisce on her time as the First Lady, her Let's Move Campaign, and what it was like raising two teen girls in the White House. The pair also bonded over being really tall (they're both 5'11").

"When we entered [the White House], I'm thinking, 'How do I make sure that they're normal and ready when this is all over?'" Obama recalled. "And they have to get on a bus and make their own plane reservations and live in an apartment and have decent friends and be sane in the world."

She continued, "I wanted to give my girls enough rope to live and be normal teenagers, but I was also worrying about them turning up on Page Six because they were doing what normal kids would do."

Kelce revealed that her editors did her a solid divorce rumors that have plagued the couple ever since Michelle skipped the funeral of former president Jimmy Carter. She has made a number of solo appearances since then.

"We as women, I idle we struggle with disappointing people," she recently told actress Sophia Bush, who hosts the podcast Kylie Jenner Shares Rare Glimpse of Her Kids at the Kardashian-Jenner Easter. "They couldn't even fathom that I was making a choice for myself. That they had to assume that my husband and I are divorcing. That this couldn't be a grown woman just making a set of decisions herself. But that's what that's what society does to us."