Kylie Kelce

I want shrimp with pasta and I want it to be cooked a certain way and I want it to be buttery and garlicky and delicious.

And three weeks went by of me being like, no, I really want shrimp pasta.

And so I went to the store and I got all the ingredients and I came home and I made the shrimp pasta and I took one bite and I started crying and Jason said, what's wrong?

And I said, I don't want to eat this.

So I understand the tears about food, although mine were often negative, which really sent me.

But a great answer to these random pregnancy cravings is DoorDash.

And I'm going to tell you, as someone who had aversions, equally as important, because this is what happens.

You go on to DoorDash.

You tell your husband, order something.

He says, I don't know.

What do you want?

I said, no, no.

I don't need to know what we're getting.

I'm not allowed to know until it shows up because if I think about it too long, I won't want it.

You think I sound like a crazy person.

I was a crazy person because I was pregnant.

And so I would give him the phone and lucky for me, DoorDash saves your preferences.

So he wasn't even going to fuck it up because DoorDash knew what I wanted.

Okay.

And he would go in and he would order us stuff and it would come to the house and then I would eat it.