Kylie Kelsey calls out husband Jason for ‘dumb’ advice on how to avoid drought

Kylie Kelsey hilariously upstaged husband Jason Kelsey’s “dumb” sex advice he gave to a fan going through a “dry spell” in the bedroom.

Former NFL Player’s Wife posted TikTok on Friday teasing that they, too, are going through a dry spell after he gave bad advice to a New Heights podcast listener this week.

“If I had to guess based on my husband’s dumb answer to this question, I’d say he’ll probably go through a spell when his wife says she’s not interested,” she furiously told the camera in the video.

Kylie captioned the clip: “By now 92% of New Heights residents should know to take Jason’s advice with a grain of salt.”

After a fan told podcast hosts Jason and his brother Travis Kelsey that he was having problems with his wife and she wasn’t in the mood, Jason shared some thoughts about how the listener could liven things up in the bedroom.

“Try to arrange it early if you know you’re in the mood. “Because women are strange people who don’t always want it,” he said.

“I don’t know why, they’re not on the same page as us, but if you, just little things… like if you walk by in the morning, just grab her ass.

“Grab her right by the ass, she’ll appreciate it. Just like men like to be sought after, women like to be sought after,” he continued.

He also joked that maybe he should buy himself a pair of skinny trousers, adding that women sometimes “just want to see the product.”

“I don’t know how lucky you are,” Jason joked.

Travis, on the other hand, tried to offer some sound advice, admitting he has “no idea” what a dry spell is, hinting at his steamy sex life with Taylor Swift’s friend.

“Maybe you should just try to get candles, rose petals, be a little romantic. Cheer up a little more, maybe you just need to light that flame a little more,” Travis said.

The Kansas City Chiefs star then suggested he try to “get things started” by treating his partner to a date at a “nice restaurant.”

“That’s all I would try to do. It’s difficult, but it’s definitely better to avoid scams,” Travis said.