kicker’s speech, during which he urged women graduates to embrace being a “homemaker,” led to attacks from those who believed he was diminishing the role of women in communities.
Kelce, who was working with the Eagles Autism Foundation to share activities with kids on and off the spectrum on Thursday, was asked during an interview what she thought about Butker’s speech, especially being a mother of three. “I think that everyone is entitled to their own opinion,” she said, via Cheddar. “I hope that, if anyone does not align with those views in that graduating class, that they know they achieved something. Those women graduating in that class have achieved something that no one can take away from them. Their education will stick with them for the rest of their lives. I hope that they were appropriately celebrated if that was not their view.
