Kylie Jenner: The confusion about her son’s name is finally over
Kylie Jenner’s son FINALLY has a name. After much deliberation, the entrepreneur and influencer finally decided on a first name for her son. Here you can find out what her baby is called and how the internet rules.
Kylie Jenner reveals the naming secret
American influencer and entrepreneur Kylie Jenner, who became a megastar thanks to the reality series Keeping Up with the Kardashians, was happy about the birth of her son on February 2, 2022. Her daughter Stormi now had a little brother. It’s been almost a year and Kylie Jenner’s son hasn’t had an official name since then. Fans initially believed her son’s name would be Angel, but the name Wolf was later circulated, but the influencer soon clarified that that’s not her child’s name and never should be.
The confusion dragged on for many months. Over the weekend (January 21, 2023), Kylie Jenner finally revealed her son’s name on her Instagram account and also showed it publicly for the first time.
Kylie Jenner’s son’s name is Aire Webster. Her family has already commented on her post. Everyone seems very happy about the little one’s name. “I love you Aire Webster,” his grandmother Kris Jenner wrote. Aunt Khloé Kardashian comments: “The King! Young king!” And other stars and influencers are also enthusiastic. This is how Hailey Bieber sends crying emojis – but of course they are only tears of joy.
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Aire or Air? This is how the network reacts to the name
The alleged name Wolf caused laughter on the internet a year ago. So how is Aire getting on with Jenner Kardashian fans? Many people first want to know how the name is pronounced. Kylie Jenner explains on social media that her son’s name is pronounced like the English word for air, so “air”. Some users find this confusing. “Then why didn’t she call him Air? She called it in Spanish but can’t even pronounce it well, so why?” Someone quips, “Air…like BillionAIR”. Others now even think that Wolf would have suited the child better.
Some other users are already writing meanings of the name in the comment columns. “Arye/Aryeh is a Hebrew word meaning ‘lion.’ Aire is not Hebrew at all and means nothing. With this pronunciation there is no relation/connection to the word Aryeh.” Seems opinions are divided again.
