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Kylie Jenner Revealed Her Baby Boy's Name With Travis Scott & There's Even An Emoji For It

It's definitely creative 😺 🐺👼

There's always something going on with the Kardashian-Jenner clan that it's hard to keep up — especially now that a certain show is over.

Here's the latest intel on the famous family; Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have finally named their newborn child, and as per celebrity tradition, they chose a pretty unusual name.

The makeup mogul and the rapper settled on naming their son Wolf Webster.

Jenner posted "Wolf Webster 🤍" on her Instagram story, revealing the long-awaited name to the world.

I can already hear the new TikTok audio "Wolfie! You look like mommy baby!"

Kylie shared news of the baby's delivery on February 6 via an Instagram post with a black and white image of the baby's hand.

The baby was born on 2/2/22, which is quite an unusual date but very on-brand for the family.

There also aren't a whole lot of Wolfs (Wolves?) out there, as the name has never been in the top 1,000 most popular baby names, according to the U.S. Social Security Administration.

The star first announced that she was expecting her second child with Scott back in September, and since then, people have been speculating about what they would name their baby.

A popular TikToker even posted a parody video on the app speculating that Jenner and Scott would name their child "Valentine," which amassed over 5 million views.

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The caption over the TikTok video read: “Kris Jenner when she realizes that people can check records to find that Kylie had a baby called Valentine.”

Commenters were definitely buying that theory at the time, with many saying it would would be the perfect name for their newborn.

One user commented: "Stormi and Valentine does sound really cute together."

Another pointed out that the user name @valentine_webster was already taken on Instagram.

"Did anyone notice her new collection is 'Valentine collection' instead of Valentines??" wrote another user.

It turns out all that speculation was wrong 🐺