Fans Are Already Predicting Kylie Jenner’s Baby Name (and It’s Kind of Krazy!)
It’s been a VERY busy week in Kardashian land. First news broke that 20-year-old Kylie Jenner is expecting her first child with 25-year-old rapper boyfriend Travis Scott. Then, mere days later, it was revealed that her older half-sister Khloé Kardashian, 33, is also expecting her first child with 26-year-old NBA player Tristan Thompson!
Then, Kim Kardashian — who’s expecting her third child with husband Kanye West via a surrogate — got a little jealous that the attention wasn’t on her for once, and had a bit of a Twitter rant. But enough about her, let’s get back to Kylie…
Although the Kardashian/Jenner clan have said very little about Kylie’s pregnancy so far, it seems that she is about five months pregnant and expecting a girl. But what people really want to know is, what will Kylie call her first born? Will she stick with the Kardashian “K”? Will she be the first to go for a Jenner “J”? Or will she throw caution to the wind and choose a name that starts with a totally random letter of the alphabet?
Well, as usual, the bookies have weighed in, and LeoVegas has put odds on the following names…
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Ava – 8/1
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Mia – 8/1
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Kayleigh – 10/1
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Kris – 10/1
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Aria – 14/1
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Kendall – 14/1
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Khloe – 20/1
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Kourtney – 20/1
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Kylie – 25/1
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Arya – 30/1
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Daenerys – 30/1
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East – 30/1
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Jen – 30/1
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Jordan – 30/1
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Khaleesi – 30/1
Well, we won’t pretend to have an exclusive inside track on this, but we think we can guarantee that Kylie won’t name her daughter after her mother Kris or any of her siblings. Ava and Mia are cute, but are they a bit too, well, basic for an almost-billionaire selfie queen? We’ll just have to wait and see!
This post was written by Siam Goorwich. It originally appeared on our sister site, Closer UK.
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