Kal-El Coppola Cage – Nicolas Cage and Alice Kim

There have been many Disney-themed names here—Nicholas Cage, however, chose to go another route and name his son Kal-El. For those that are familiar with the comics (or with Zac Snyder’s rendition of “Justice League”), Kal-El is the original Kryptonian name of Superman.

Cage has starred in iconic roles in “Ghost Rider,” “National Treasure,” and “Uncut Gems.” Kal-El, like his father, has gone the acting route and voiced a superhero in the “Teen Titans: Go” movie. Unfortunately, it was young Bruce Wayne (the billionaire who is Batman) and not the Daily Planet journalist Clark Kent (who takes off his glasses to become Superman) that he played in the film.

X Æ A-Xii Musk – Elon Musk and Grimes

Elon Musk did cause a lot of internet conjecture when he announced via Twitter that his son with musician Grimes would be named X Æ A-12 Musk. However, because California law does not allow any numerical in names, the Tesla executive had to change the name to X Æ A-Xii.

Breaking the name down, Grimes explained that X stands for “the unknown variable.” The term Æ was the elven spelling of AI, a word that had a dual meaning. First as artificial intelligence and the other as “love” in Japanese. A-Xii (formerly A-12) is named after an aircraft that has great speed but no weapons; hence it is “non-violent.”

Lyra Antarctica Seaborn Sheeran – Ed Sheeran and Cherry Seaborn

The “Thinking Out Loud” hitmaker Ed Sheeran confessed that he always wanted a unique name for his child. His wife Cherry Seaborn’s name is unique to the point where she has not met anyone with the name Cherry. Sheeran said he had kids named Ed in his class. So in search of rarity, they settled on Lyra.

Antarctica was chosen because Sheeran and Seaborn visited the secluded icy continent in 2019 before she conceived. The “Joker and The Queen” singer said the visit was “incredible.” Sheeran has said that he would love to have more kids, and they’ll probably also have names as unique as his first child’s.

Royalty Brown – Chris Brown and Nia Guzman

Chris Brown’s beloved daughter has a name truly fit for a princess. Royalty Brown was born May 24, 2014, and has changed the musician’s life ever since. His seventh studio album was called Royalty after his daughter, and one of the tracks, “Little More (Royalty),” is dedicated to her.

Brown possibly could not have had a hand in naming his daughter because he only discovered her existence when she was nine months old. The name Royalty, meaning regal, was probably chosen by her mother, Nia Guzman. However, he has happily embraced the role of a father and now shares a close bond with his daughter, who is often featured on his social media.

Atlas Noa Babel – Shay Mitchell and Matte Babel

Shay Mitchell, of “Pretty Little Liars” fame, welcomed a baby daughter with long-time partner Matte Babel. She announced her newborn daughter’s name a few weeks after giving birth to her and the name is pretty travel-inspired.

Atlas Noa Babel gets her first name from her mother’s friend. Mitchell told Vogue that a friend, who had some time ago had her daughter, was listing off names she had narrowed down for her child. As soon as Mitchell heard “Atlas” she looked at her partner and they both just knew it was the perfect name. The “Dollface” star even has her line of travel accessories, perfect for a mom who has a daughter named after a collection of maps.

Malti Marie Chopra Jonas – Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra

Priyanka Chopra-Jonas and Nick Jonas welcomed a daughter on January 21, 2022, together through surrogacy. The two global stars had wed in 2018, in a fusion Hindu-Christian, East meets West, marital bonanza. Their daughter was born 12 weeks premature and had to spend some time in the NICU but came home soon after.

She was named Malti Marie Chopra-Jonas. The name “Malti” comes from Priyanka’s mother’s full name Madhumalti. Malti itself is a Sanskrit word that means little flower. The Marie in her name could be biblical, as Nick’s father was previously associated with the church, but it is said it could be a reference to Nick’s mother, whose middle name is also Marie.

Raddix Madden – Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden

Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden had different journeys to parenthood. After treatments failed, the couple used a surrogate and were very happy to finally have a daughter. Announcing her arrival —and her name Raddix—on January 3, 2020, the couple said they were going to ensure her privacy.

Her name is creative and made up but holds emotional value. “Rad,” meaning awesome, is a word that the family uses a lot. The name is also a translation of an unknown language that means “new beginnings.” This is apt for the couple who had to struggle a lot to have a child. In the words of Madden and Diaz, she is truly “rad.”

Elsie Otter Pechenik – Zooey Deschanel and Jacob Pechenik

Zooey Deschanel might have separated from her ex-husband Jacob Pechenik, but they still share a daughter. Their daughter, Elsie Otter, was born in late July 2020 in Texas. The “New Girl” star explained she and Pechenik liked the name Elsie, but Otter was put there because of a wholesome reason.

Otters are community water creatures and “sweet” and “smart,” Deschanel explained on the Today show. She went on to give out many details about the “wonderful” animals; they hold hands, so they don’t drift away while sleeping, and they also use tools. Their ingenuity and kindness appealed to the “500 Days of Summer” actor, who referenced them in her daughter’s name.

Slash Electric Edwards – Amber Rose and Alexander Edwards

Model Amber Rose welcomed a son with her boyfriend, Def Jam executive Alexander Edwards, and they went with the name Slash Electric. In her Instagram post, Rose refers to the child as “a rockstar.” For those who don’t know, Slash is a legendary musician who plays the electric guitar in the rock n roll band Guns N’ Roses.

Rose is a huge fan of the musician, posting pictures of him across her social media and praising him for his solo in the ballad “November Rain.” To her, Slash is the “G.O.A.T” (an acronym for Greatest of All Time) so it made sense for her to name her son after the guitarist.

Blue Ivy Carter -Beyoncé and Jay-Z

With two musical stars as her mom and dad, there was considerable (and understandable) interest around Blue Ivy. Beyonce announced she was having a baby after she was done performing at the 2011 MTV VMA awards. When Blue Ivy was born, “Single Ladies” hitmaker entered into a trademark battle for her name.

So, where does her name come from? Fans believe it comes from Rebecca Solnit’s novel ‘A Field Guide to Getting Lost’ after the “Irreplaceable” singer posted an excerpt from it to her Tumblr. In those lines, Solnit describes blue as the “beauty of the world.” And Ivy? Well, it includes IV, the Roman numerical for the number four, which holds value for the power couple.

Esmeralda Amada Gosling – Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling

Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling had their daughter in September 2014. When it came to naming her, they decided to pay homage to Mendes’s grandmother. Their daughter was named Esmeralda Amada, where Amada is Mendes’s grandmother’s name. It means “beloved.”

The first name is one that many that grew up watching Disney moves might be familiar with. Esmeralda is the name of the Roma character in “Hunchback of Notre Dame.” It is also a reference to emeralds, a type of precious gem. Of course, the well-read actor duo did not choose the name because of the movie but instead was inspired by Victor Hugo’s novel, on which the movie is based.

Kulture Kiari Cephus – Cardi B and Offset

Grammy award winner Cardi B announced her pregnancy at SNL and went on to perform amazingly at Coachella 2018. She had left the crowd shocked as she danced and rapped with a visibly big pregnant belly. Cardi B gave birth to her and Offset’s daughter on July 10, 2018.

Named Kulture Kiari, her second name pays homage to her father, Offset, whose real name is Kiari Kendrell Cephus. And Kulture, as Cardi explained in her unique way on Twitter, was the one because anything else would have been “basic.” Before she was named after her father, Kulture was going to be named after Cardi’s sister Hennessey. She was to be called “HennyLynn,” but evidently, that did not happen.

Stormi Webster – Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott

Kylie Jenner threw the world into a rumble when it was revealed that she was a mother. Having kept her pregnancy a secret, the fashion icon announced the arrival of her daughter in a post that is the second most-liked post on Instagram (after a picture of an egg, of course).

The reality tv star chose “Stormi” for her daughter because that is what she called her unborn child while she was pregnant. Other considerations for the name included Rose. She believes that children pick their names themselves. Originally Storm, it was changed to Stormi because the reality star likes an “ee” sound at the end of names—as you could guess from hers.

Ocean King PenaVega – Alexa PenaVega and Carlos PenaVega

“Spy Kids” star Alexa PenaVega had already decided on the name of her son even before she had given birth. When she put up a picture of her ultrasound, fans were quick to note she had referred to the fetus in the sonogram as “Ocean King.” Her husband Carlos PenaVega had shared the picture on his Instagram and captioned it with anchor emojis.

The name has biblical roots, as Alexa explained in detail in her post. The caption offered commentary on how God named water the “seas” and how that was “good.” In the caption, she refers to her child as the son of the one true “King” and while she didn’t elaborate on what this means, we’re certain it’s something special.

Mia Mejia Lowe – Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici

Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici met on the sets of the reality dating show ” The Bachelor.” There, they fell in love, and in January 2014, they decided to make their union official by having a wedding (on live television). Over the years, they have expanded their family with two sons, Samuel and Isaiah.

In December 2019, the reality tv couple had the daughter they had wanted for so long, and they bestowed her with the name Mia Mejia. Giudici explained that Mejia was her middle name, which she shares with her sisters and her mother. So the name is a beautiful tribute to all the women in the family.

Canon Wardell Jack Curry – Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry

Ace NBA player Steph Curry had heard the name Cannon when his wife Ayesha Curry was pregnant with their first daughter. They thought the name would be perfect for a son. After having two daughters, the couple finally got to use the name for their son, whom they monikered, Cannon Wardell Jack Curry.

Steph did research and found out the Cannon could mean “young wolf” and church officiant. The middle name maintains “family ties” as it belongs to Steph’s father. The name Trey was also in consideration, but Ayesha did not like it as there were too many people named Trey in her family.

Apollo Joosung Armstrong – Greta Lee and Russ Armstrong

Greta Lee, who is known for her work in “Sisters,” “Russian Doll,” and “High Maintenance,” met her husband, Russ Armstrong, while they were both students at Northwestern University. Armstrong is an actor himself, too, while also being a playwright. The two hit it off and dated for several years before tying the knot.

In 2016, they welcomed their first child, naming her Apollo Joosung Armstrong. Their daughter’s middle name is a reference to Lee’s Korean heritage. In 2019, their family expanded again when they welcomed home a son whom they named Raphael Joebaek Armstrong. Not much is known about the family, except sometimes Lee might upload a picture of her children.

Psalm West – Kim Kardashian and Kanye West

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West completed their family when they finally had their youngest son, Psalm West. Auntie Kylie Jenner helped with the name, saying it went with Saint (Kardashian and West’s other son).

The name, in Hebrew, means “song” and is spiritually a reflection of where the billionaire couple was at that point in their relationship (Kardashian filed for divorce in 2021.) According to a source, West reads the Psalms a lot, even though it is the longest book in the Bible, considering it to have it full of wisdom. Interestingly, the Grammy award-winning producer also conducted biblical music sessions in the time leading to his son’s birth.

Exton Elias Downey – Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey

Robert Downey Jr. had previously gotten into trouble with his wife Susan Downey when he had revealed the secret gender of their first child together. But the “Iron Man” star didn’t mind going on the “Tonight Show with Jay Leno” to explain the meaning behind his son’s name.

Exton Elias was born on February 7, 2012. Robert explained that his second son (his first was born to Deborah Falconer in 1993) was named after Susan’s eccentric uncle. In fourth grade, the uncle discovered he did not have a middle name and thus took up the duty of giving himself the middle name Exton.

Luna Simone Stephens – John Legend and Chrissy Teigen

Chrissy Teigen’s and John Legend’s daughter Luna Simone’s name is approved by a former president, Barack Obama. On the Ellen show, the model explained that she was named Luna—a name that is a reference to the moon—because there was a “big, vivid” and “gorgeous” blood moon in the night sky close to when her daughter was born.

A blood moon is a total lunar eclipse where the Earth is in line with the sun’s and moon’s planes. The Earth’s shadow falls on the moon, thus forming an eclipse. Tiegen said she had a love for “space” and had attended and thought the name was “perfect” for her daughter.

Andara Rose Bowles – Krystal Nielson and Miles Bowles

Initially, when her daughter was born, the “Bachelor In Paradise” star Krystal Nielson referred to her as “glitter baby.” Nielson and husband miles Bowles had taken a week after their daughter’s birth to finally bestow upon her a name. When they did, they decided on Andara Rose.

After announcing her name on Instagram, many fans had theories about what the significance was. But Nielson has yet to confirm any meaning. Fans say that Andara is a reference to the healing crystal, which goes with her mother’s name Krystal (read: crystal). Her middle name Rose is common and, of course, denotes the red (or yellow, or white, or pink) flower.

Tiana Gia Johnson – Dwayne Johnson and Lauren Hashian

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is a girl dad to three girls. His oldest daughter is with Dany Garcia, and the younger two he shares with Lauren Hashian. His youngest daughter was born on April 17, 2018, and was named Tiana Gia.

Johnson seems to have a thing for Disney princess-themed names; his second daughter is named Jasmine from “Aladdin.” Tiana is a character in Disney’s “Princess and The Frog” and is the first Black Disney princess. While The Rock may be the epitome of masculinity, having thrown around men for a living, he is elated to be surrounded by daughters, even appearing on “The Ellen Show” to support ‘girl power.’

York Banks Asla – Tyra Banks and Erik Asla

The gift of surrogacy had allowed supermodel Tyra Banks and her then-photographer boyfriend Erik Asla to reach parental status. Their son York Banks Asla was born in January 2016. When he was born, the “Dancing With The Stars” host had described him as having his mother’s eyes and his father’s chin and mouth.

While Banks or her ex-partner have not clarified what significance the name York Banks holds, people have taken to forming their theories. York comes from Celtic, and it means Yew tree. The yew tree has long held significance to mean both life and death. It symbolizes resurrection and is known as the tree of life.

Story Grey – Derek Jeter and Hannah Davis

Derek Jeter is a five-time World Champion and a five-time Golden Glove award winner. Having been drafted for the New York Yankees straight out of high school, he is a talented sportsman who has gone on to become a successful businessman. He married Hannah Davis in July 2016 in the beautiful Napa Valley. Davis has done modeling gigs for fashion brands American Eagle, Levi’s, and Ralph Lauren.

Their daughter, Story Grey Jeter, was born in 2019. Her birth was announced by The Player’s Tribune via their Twitter account. She is the second daughter of the pair, whose first daughter Bella Raine was born in 2017.

Future Zahir Wilburn – Ciara and Future

It’s common for children to be named after their fathers, but it is uncommon for them to be named after a stage name. Nevertheless, Ciara and rapper Future (whose government name is Nayvadius D. Wilburn) chose the name Future Zahir to give to their son.

In an interview with Us Weekly, the “Low Life” rapper explained that the name is “a mixture of both” mother and father. With Future being the stage name of his famous father, the middle name Zahir is more obscure. Zahir is an Arabic word for helper, and while it isn’t known why it was chosen, it has a sweet meaning.

Willow Smith -Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith

With “Whip My Hair” becoming an internet phenomenon in 2011, Willow Smith quickly became famous — not that she wasn’t known already. Her father, Will Smith, is a phenomenal actor who is loved for his performances in the “Men In Black” trilogy, “Ali” and “The Pursuit of Happyness.” Mother, Jada Pinkett- Smith, is also an actress, with a filmography that includes “Madagascar” series and “The Matrix” series.

Willow Smith was named after her father, Will; similarly, her brother Jaden was named after her mother, Jada Pinkett-Smith. To top it off, Will, whose full name is Willard Carroll Smith II, actually named his eldest son Willard Carroll Smith III (But he is known as Trey Smith).

George Elizabeth – Samira Wiley and Lauren Morelli

“Orange Is The New Black” writer, and actress Samara Wiley tied the knot with television writer and director Lauren Morelli in 2017. Both of them sported custom designer looks by Christian Siriano. On Mother’s Day 2021, Wiley announced that after extensive three-day labor by her wife Morelli, they welcomed their daughter George Elizabeth home.

On Jimmy Kimmel, the “The Handmaid’s Tale” actress said that she chose the name George because she liked it. And after research, she found that it was a girl’s name in the 1800s. Wiley pointed out that Nancy Drew’s female best friend was named George in the famous “Nancy Drew” detective novels.

Jupiter Iris French – Ashley Tisdale and Christopher French

Her famous character Sharpay Evans might have been a pink–loving feminine diva, but Ashley Tisdale wanted a gender-neutral moniker for her child. She had the name picked a year and a half before she even got pregnant. Jupiter comes from a song that the “High School Musical” star’s mother used to sing to her.

Since mom got dibs on the first name, dad Christopher French got to choose the middle name. He picked Iris, which could be after the purple flower or have some other deeper meaning for the multi-instrumentalist composer. Altogether, the name Jupiter Iris French is truly out of this world!

Buddy Dessert Danielson – Brie Bella and Daniel Bryan

One half of the famous wrestling duo The Bella Twins, Brie Bella, found love in her profession with fellow wrestler Daniel Bryan. Their marriage took place in 2014, and since then, they have welcomed two kids. Bella has confessed that she likes “weird.” This is why she chose to give her kids unusual names.

When her son was born in 2020, he was named Buddy Dessert. Buddy is the name of Bryan’s father, who always wanted a grandson but unfortunately passed away before Buddy Dessert came into this world. The middle name Dessert (actually French and pronounced “desert”) is Bella’s grandmother’s maiden name.

Crew Gaines – Joanna Gaines and Chip Gaines

Real estate experts Joanna Gaines and Chip Gaines have been married since 2003. Their really strong and successful marriage has allowed them to work together on house improvement shows like “Fixer Upper” and its many spin-offs. Joanna has also hosted “The Retro Plant Shop with Mikey and Jo.”

The house-designing and building couple have a huge family together. They have five kids; three sons and two daughters. When they were welcoming their fifth child (a son), everyone thought they would choose the letter D for the name, to begin with, like their other sons, Drake and Duke. Instead, the pair settled on Crew Gaines, a short yet sweet moniker.

Mabel Brand – Russell Brand and Laura Gallacher

Russell Brand has gained fame for his stand-up comedy, his acting roles, and his short-lived marriage to pop star Katy Perry. With roles in “Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” “Get Him To Greek,” and “Murder on the Nile,” Brand has an interesting filmography. He found love again with lifestyle blogger Laura Gallacher who has authored two books., and they married in 2017.

The comedian welcomed his first daughter with Gallacher in 2016 and named her Mabel, a moniker that is short and sweet. In comments to The Sun, Brand has said that he realizes that she will be “more important than me.” He prepared for fatherhood by painting her nursery and reading parenting books.

Wyatt Isabelle Kutcher – Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis

Ashton Kutcher conquered the acting sphere and the tech sphere and then went on to accomplish a lot in the fatherhood sphere. In his own words, he is the “baby whisperer.” Kutcher and his wife Mila Kunis had already decided on the name of their unborn child but felt like it did not work, so they started brainstorming for the right one.

Wyatt Isabelle became the chosen name. The “Jobs” actor was randomly naming things in his sight on his way to a Lakers game when he suddenly said, Wyatt. That’s when Kunis said it was the one. Isabelle pays homage to Kunis’s grandmother and is a bit of family heritage for their daughter to carry.

River Rose Blackstock – Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock

Kelly Clarkson has said that being a mother helped her heal some of the wounds of her own parents’ unsuccessful marital relationship. She became a mother when she welcomed her daughter River Rose in June 2014 with her then-husband Brandon Blackstock. They didn’t have to look further away from home to name their new blessing.

The “Stronger” pop star and her husband lived near a river and were looking at it one day from their marital house when it came to them. Clarkson has also said that she likes androgynous names and River seemed to fit that. Rose is her mother’s maiden name and went with the alliteration pattern that she liked in River Rose.

Flynn Christopher Bloom – Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom

“Lord of the Rings” alum Orlando Bloom gave his son with Miranda Kerr an extraordinarily long name: Flynn Christopher Blanchard Copeland Bloom. While the inspiration behind the other names isn’t known, Christopher is a tribute to a late lover of Kerr.

When Kerr was in high school, she had a boyfriend whom she dated for two years. Unfortunately, her sweetheart passed away in a car accident. In a letter she wrote for healing after the incident, she mentioned she would name her future child to honor him. When she asked her then-husband, the “Pirates of Caribbean” star was actually on board, and so their child was named honoring the late Christopher.

Briar Rose Christensen – Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen

Hayden Christensen and Rachel Bilson love all things, Disney. This is why they went with Briar Rose as the name for their daughter. In “Sleeping Beauty,” Aurora—the princess who gets pricked by a cursed wheel and goes into a magical slumber—was originally supposed to be called Briar Rose.

We don’t know why Disney changed it, but it gave the “Star Wars” star and his then-partner a beautiful name to give to their little princess, whom they welcomed on October 29, 2014. Christensen is very happy to be a father, referring to his daughter as a “little angel.” Despite their separation, Bilson and Christensen continue to wonderfully and amicably co-parent their daughter.

Sloane Ava Haggerty – Macklemore and Tricia Davis

Grammy-award-winning rapper Macklemore, whose real name is Bill Haggerty, became a dad on May 29, 2015, when his daughter, Sloane Ava Haggerty, was born. Macklemore is known for Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper “Thrift Shop,” but his writing skills to use to pen down a song for his daughter. The song was called “Growing Up (Sloane’s Song)” and it featured Ed Sheeran.

Macklemore has Irish heritage, which could perhaps be a reason why he chose Sloane for his daughter. The name is Irish in origin and means “raider.” Macklemore had also welcomed two other kids with his wife, Tricia Davis; Colette Koala (born 2018) and Hugo Jack (born 2021).

Brooks Alan Stuber – Molly Sims and Scott Stuber

When Molly Sims first announced her pregnancy in January 2012, she was nervous about the challenges that come with delivery and breastfeeding. However, when the baby, Brooks Alan Stuber, was born at 7 lbs. and 2 oz., she couldn’t be “happier.”

The supermodel who has worked for Victoria’s Secret, Jimmy Choo, and Giorgio Armani welcomed her son with her husband, Scott Stuber. He is an executive at Netflix and has produced films like “You, Me and Dupree” and the cult comedy “Ted.” The couple has expanded their family with the addition of two more children; Scarlett May, born in 2015, and Grey Douglas, born in 2017. Older brother Brooks helped name younger brother Grey Douglas.

Silas Randall Timberlake – Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel

Justin Timberlake’s grandfather was a primary influence in his life after his parents separated. The former “NSYNC” member named his son after his maternal grandfather, Bill Bomar, whose middle name was Silas. His great-grandfather also shared that name. He has described them as strong men and wanted that energy to pass on to his son by giving him their name.

Timberlake Googled what Silas meant, and results showed that it meant “Man of the Woods” in Latin. This inspired him to give his fourth studio album the aforementioned title. Randall comes from Timberlake’s father’s middle name (and his middle name) and ties up beautifully, connecting both sides of his family.

Gravity Blue Smith – Lucky Blue Smith and Stormi Bree

Model Lucky Blue Smith had a daughter with his former fiance, Miss Teen USA 2009 Stormi Bree Henley. Their daughter Gravity Blue Smith was born on July 26, 2017. Smith, scouted at age ten, has modeled for brands like Loreal, Tommy Hilfiger, and Fendi, but he says his true passion is music. He is also a drummer for The Atomics.

Henley is also a model after her time spent in the pageantry circuits. She has also worked as an actress on sitcoms like “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” Like her former partner, she has musical aspirations and is signed on to the recording label CBE (owned by Chris Brown).

Beau McDermott – Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott

Tori Spelling shot to fame with her role on “Beverly Hills 90210. ” Since then, she has gone on to star in many movies like “The Scary Movie 2” and “The House of Yes.” She met her now-husband, Dean McDermott, on the sets of the movie “Mind Over Matter” while she was still married. Her infidelity led to the end of her first marriage, and she married McDermott in 2006.

Together they have five kids; Liam (born 2007), Stella (born 2008), Hattie (born 2011), Finn (born 2012), and Beau (born 2017). When Beau was born, Spelling said that she and her husband were “over the moon” and “grateful” to welcome home their youngest.

Alijah Mary Baskett – Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett

Kendra Wilkinson always knew she wanted a unisex name to give to her daughter. She told People Magazine that she was at Sundance and got into conversation with her driver, whom she described as a kind man. The driver talked about his daughter Alijah, and Wilkinson knew she wanted to go with that name for her little girl.

The reality star, known for “The Girls Next Door,” also decided that her daughter’s name would “carry forward” her grandmother Mary’s name. So the name Mary was chosen as her middle name. Wilkinson was certain of Alijah’s personality even when she was a baby, describing her as “driven” and saying that she knows exactly what she wants in life.

Saylor James Cutler – Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler

“Balancing in Heels,” author Kristen Cavallari was very excited to have a daughter with ex-husband Jay Cutler knowing she was going to “steal Jay’s heart.” The “The Hills” reality star said it was important to have a girl growing up in the house to teach her sons to respect women.

Cavallari had the name picked when she was pregnant with her first son. She had heard a woman in a shop refer to her dog as Saylor. The unknown woman had always wanted a daughter but having had two sons; she gave the moniker to her dog. Amused, the “Very Cavallari” star had remembered the name and bestowed Saylor James on her daughter.

Goldie Patricia Daly – Carson Daly and Siri Pinter

Carson Daly searched for Irish names on the internet for his daughter because he wanted one to honor his heritage. A test with Ancestry DNA told him he was “98% Irish.” Amid his search, the “Today” show co-anchor decided on Goldie as his daughter was his family’s “pot of gold.”

The middle name Patricia pays tribute to Daly’s beloved late mother, who passed away from a heart attack in 2017. Goldie was born close to her late grandmother’s birthday. Daly and his wife have decided on the nickname Go-Go to call their daughter and have said she has completed their “family rainbow.”

Exa Dark Sideræl Musk -Elon Musk and Grimes

Claire Boucher, professionally known as “Grimes,” welcomed a second child with on-and-off again partner Elon Musk. Their daughter’s existence was revealed when Grimes was getting interviewed. The interviewer could hear a child crying upstairs; on inquiry, Grimes revealed that it was her daughter.

Named Exa Dark Sidræl, she is fondly called “Y” by her parents. The name Exa is a reference to exaFLOPS (a computing term). Dark refers to “the unknown,” which the “Genesis” singer describes as a “beautiful mystery.” Sidræl is the elven spelling of sidereal, which is “true time.” While it seems like a lot of thought has gone into the unique name, the “Oblivian” hitmaker has thought about changing it, considering it “boring.”

Olive Barrymore – Drew Barrymore and Will Kopelman

Drew Barrymore has established herself as a great actress in her long and illustrious career, receiving numerous accolades, including a Golden Globe award and a Screen Guild Award. She has had amazing performances in “Charlie’s Angel,” “E.T. the Extra-terrestrial,” and “Donnie Darko.”

She married her then-husband Will Kopelman in 2012, the same year she gave birth to their daughter Olive. The “Batman Forever” star got the name Olivie from a maternity book she was reading. The book mentioned that at three months, the fetus is as big as an olive. Kopelman and Barrymore loved that for a name and went with it.