As for other rules, Kelce explained that she didn’t necessarily need to establish many additional boundaries with family members. The timing of Wyatt’s early months also played a role in how the couple approached visits.
“I don’t necessarily know that we had to set boundaries. It was kind of stinky because Wyatt was 6 months old when COVID hit,” she said. “So, being the germaphobe that I am and also the unknown with a six-month-old in your house, we locked it down pretty fast. We were very careful.”
The pandemic meant the family had to be especially mindful about their interactions with others, particularly when it came to travel and potential exposure.
“That was the time where we set boundaries just in terms of like travel and things like that,” she continued. “But outside of that, not really. No, everyone understands the assignment.”
