Allison Kuch with sister Emily. Courtesy of Allison Kuch/Instagram
Allison Kuch returned the favor after her sister traveled to Latest Orleans for the 2025 Super Bowl to assist look after her and husband Isaac Rochell’s daughter.
“We did bring our daughter, Scottie. I just don’t feel that comfortable at once in my life leaving my daughter overnight, let alone for five nights. And that’s how long we were going to be in Latest Orleans,” Kuch, 30, explained on the Sunday, February 16, episode of her “Sunday Sports Club Podcast.”
Kuch noted that she and Rochell, 29 — who announced his decision to retire from the NFL in February — agreed on taking Scottie with them for the event. (Kuch and Rochell, who tied the knot in 2021, welcomed their daughter in December 2023.)
“We ended up bringing my sister, [Emily], along too, which I’m so grateful that my sister was in a position to take off work and help us out. Obviously, we ended up compensating her because, like, for those who’re missing work, she has to get a dog sitter, all that,” Kuch said. “Which feels weird to even say. Well, I’m not attempting to put out her business. She didn’t ask for payment. But I felt bad, you’re missing work and all this.”
Kuch said it was “making the perfect of a situation” where they’d to bring Scottie along on the trip and take away her from her “routine” and “out of her environment.”
“No less than she got to spend time together with her aunt, her Titi,” Kuch said. “Literally, she learned the word Titi after this trip. My sister lives in San Diego so, like, she sees my sister on a regular basis, but I really like that my sister was in a position to spend that much time together with her.”
“I felt far more comfortable leaving my daughter in an Airbnb in Latest Orleans with my sister. I’m like, ‘That’s her blood, so,’” Kuch continued. “Not saying that any babysitter wouldn’t have their eye out on Scottie, but it surely just made me feel so a lot better.”
Kuch explained that she and Rochell have two people they “really trust” in Orange County to assist with Scottie, but they don’t depend on anyone to be on the move with them except for her mom, sister and a babysitter who used to travel.
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“I really like working and I also love being a mom, so it’s really hard because, like, the whole time I’m in Latest Orleans, I’m feeling guilty about leaving my daughter on the Airbnb. But then I’m like, ‘Well, I brought her all the way in which out here, like, I actually have to go and do these items,’” Kuch said. “And likewise, like, you gotta make a living, right? So it’s just, like, a extremely weird place to be in.”
Kuch continued, “Obviously I’m so f—ing lucky and I understand there’s an enormous privilege of me having the ability to be home with my daughter and have flexibility in my schedule, same with Isaac. Loads of people don’t get to do this, so I acknowledge that, but it surely remains to be, like, such a weird situation having to decide on to work over my daughter. I feel really guilty about it sometimes.”
