for mothers like Kelly StaffordThey find little ways to take a break from their parenting duties.
“I JUST NEED 5 MINUTES,” wrote Stafford, 37. Instagram On Wednesday, August 21, she shares footage of herself holding a door closed with her foot. “Meanwhile, while I’m barricaded in the laundry room fighting for my 300 seconds of peace, my dad is somewhere in this house unbothered.”
Kelly and her husband, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew StaffordHe is the father of four daughters: twins Sawyer and Chandler, 9, Hunter, 8, and Tyler, 6.
“My moms are there… where is the last place you hid (or locked yourself) to find some peace?!” she added in her social media upload. “Note: No treats always work at the Stafford house.”
In the accompanying footage, Kelly’s four daughters gather together to open the door and place a handwritten note underneath.
Kelly replied to his letters: “Go away” and at the same time threatened: “No treats then.”
Kelly and Matthew, 38, have been married since 2015 after meeting in college at the University of Georgia. After graduation, Matthew was drafted into the NFL alongside Kelly. Despite their lavish lifestyles in the NFL and Los Angeles (Matthew was traded to the Rams from the Detroit Lions in 2021), the couple wants their children to be punished.
“I know for me (and for my husband), we want our daughters to have a simpler upbringing,” Kelly said. specifically said We earlier this month. “We don’t know what we’re doing anyway because neither of us grew up that way.”
He continued: “It’s important for us to be surrounded by a community that has the same values and things like that. That will help as well.” [Matthew and myself] Stay grounded. That’s part of it. We must stay standing. How do you do this? You surround yourself with people who have known you for a long time and who can express your negativity to you***.”
It’s important for Kelly that her daughters “use it.” [their] custom.”
“You open the door to people. Things that are important to me. You respect people,” he said. “It’s everywhere, right? It’s not just California, but I think it’s increasing here as well.”
Kelly and Matthew have not yet decided whether they will remain in the City of Angels if the quarterback retires.
“This is a question I ask myself every day. For us, family comes first,” Kelly said. We. “I miss my family like crazy. I could choke on how much I miss them. I miss my nieces and nephews growing up. That’s how I grew up, having people at sporting events. We have a big, extended family, too. This feels like home to me.”



