"Trying to get him snipped but the a**hole won’t find a doctor" - Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly desperately wants Rams QB to go under the knife

Matthew Stafford and his wife Kelly's marriage is well-documented on social media and Kelly's podcast "The Morning After with Kelly Stafford." The couple have four daughters - Hunter, Tyler, Chandler and Sawyer.

Kelly is happy with four children and doesn't wish to expand her family in the future. On a recent episode of her podcast, she spoke about the ongoing conversation she has been having with her husband about undergoing a vasectomy.

Kelly claimed that while Stafford is not against undergoing the painful procedure, he keeps finding excuses to not move forward with it. She said that at one point he even used the excuse of not being able to participate in offseason workouts if he had the procedure at that time.

"I'm trying to get him snipped during The Masters but the a**hole won’t find a doctor," Kelly Stafford said. "'If I can’t lift weights for two or three weeks how am I going to walk into Day 1 of our offseason program?'"

Kelly also said that she and Matthew are against other types of birth control because they aren't reliable.

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How long have Matthew and Kelly Stafford been married?

Matthew and Kelly met while they attended the University of Georgia. While he was the quarterback for the Bulldogs, she was a cheerleader. They have been married since April 2015.

In April 2019, just a few months after giving birth to their third child, Kelly began having dizziness and other symptoms that led her to seek medical attention. She was originally told it was vertigo, but after the symptoms continued, the Detroit Lions team doctor insisted that she get an MRI.

Kelly was diagnosed with a brain tumor on her cranial nerves which needed to be removed. She underwent a 12-hour surgery that successfully removed the tumor.

Yearly scans since then have shown that the tumor has not returned, and Kelly continues to receive a clean bill of health.

The Staffords' journey then took them from Detroit, where they spent 12 seasons, to Los Angeles last offseason. The quarterback won his first Super Bowl with the Los Angeles Rams at their home stadium this past February.