Kylie Kelce is clapping back.
The “Not Gonna Lie” host shut down an Instagram troll hating on Thursday’s podcast episode with Michelle Obama.
When a hater commented a barfing emoji on a clip from the show, the 32-year-old warned them to “just keep scrolling … if [they] have nothing nice to say.”
Kelce even called out the follower by name, writing, “Hi Dana. We actually don’t do this here.”
In the comments, her fans praised her as a “queen” and requested that the negative social media user “move along.”
The critic, however, responded by claiming she was “not at all embarrassed” to be put on blast by Jason Kelce’s wife.
In the podcast clip, Kylie gushed over the former first lady’s initiatives during her time in the White House.
The former field hockey coach called the conversation a “pretty surreal moment” after joking to listeners that she had “the least business … in the entire world” chatting with Michelle.
“I have always been such a fan of the way that you carry yourself in the election cycle and where it was in my life,” Kylie told the 61-year-old.
“Then, seeing you as a powerful figure alongside [your husband, Barack Obama], as a partner was such an outstanding image of female empowerment,” she noted. “I just remember that at 18 years old.
“It sits in my brain really heavily,” she continued. “So, I’m so excited to get to talk to you.”
Michelle was complimentary of Kylie as well, applauding her podcast and her growing family with Jason.
The duo bonded over raising daughters — as Kylie is pregnant with her fourth — and discussed Michelle’s lack of interest in politics.
“The thought of putting my girls back into that spotlight when they are just now establishing themselves — we’ve done enough,” the former lawyer explained, referencing Malia, 26, and Sasha, 23.
She is among many famous guests included on Kylie’s podcast since its December 2024 launch, with recent episodes featuring Kate Hudson, Kat Dennings and Chelsea Handler.
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