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A’ja Wilson has been dominating the WNBA with her impressive dunking skills. The 6’4 basketball athlete not only led the Las Vegas Aces to the finals but also earned the 2025 WNBA MVP under her name. From earning praise from NBA icon LeBron James to creating a record with her collaboration with Nike, A’ja Wilson has already made a massive cultural impact on the league. During a recent appearance on Not Gonna Lie with Jason Kelce’s wife Kylie, A’ja Wilson reflected on the 2025 WNBA championship. The 29-year-old dropped a massive truth bomb about her parents. According to Wilson, it is way too stressful to parent your parents after one turns into an adult.
A’ja Wilson drops a major confession about her parents on Jason Kelce’s wife Kylie’s podcast
A’ja Wilson recently appeared on Jason Kelce’s wife Kylie’s Not Gonna Lie podcast. During the conversation with Kylie Kelce, the Las Vegas Aces star revealed about a stressful family situation. She admits parenting your parents after a certain age becomes a tough job. While talking to the NFL legend’s wife, A’ja said, “I’m not gonna lie but parenting your parents is stressful. My parents stayed at my house from July, like mid-July all the way to the parade and when I tell you this, it drove me insane. I love them immensely, recently retired, they’ve been retired for about a year. To them, yes. Now let’s un-retire, and lets go and do something over there but its so stressful and hard.”
While talking about her relationship with her parents, the WNBA MVP said, “It’s way too confusing for me because I’m just like why are we acting like children. The phone, oh my goodness, the volume. I will be in my room and I can hear my dad on TikTok in the kitchen. The thing is that it is like it makes you weak laughing.”A’ja even stated that as her parents live in South Carolina, and given the time gap, they end up visiting her early in the morning, and she could hear them laughing at 5 am. The Las Vegas Aces cornerstone won her fourth WNBA championship and even secured the Defensive Player of the Year, 2025 WNBA MVP, and All-Defensive 1st Team for the fourth time. Also Read: Tearful A’ja Wilson’s seven‑word message to Bam Adebayo carries weight far beyond basketball and championship title
