With the onslaught of Hollywood babies being born by the minute, everyone is on their tippy-toes awaiting to hear what zany names the rich and famous have given their little ones. The latest for Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O’Connell’s twin daughters are Dolly Rebecca Rose and Charlie Tamara Tulip. Other quirky ones are Apple, Pilot Inspektor, Suri, Zuma, and Bronx Mowgli. Then there are the classic ones: Harlow, Gia, Kingston, Vivienne and Isaiah. What do you think about these celebrity names?
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I like unique names. I mean, come on, how many Stephanies do you know? People HAVE to refer to me by first and last name. It’s been that way since birth. I’ve always had at least two Stephanies in my close groups of friends, no matter where I have lived. I tried to be unique with the spelling of my first daughter’s name. Audriannah. I always get comments about it. Usually, that it’s pretty, which is nice to hear. But from close friends and family, it’s usally teasing about just how long I can stretch out a name. It’s only one letter longer, than Stephanie, but still. Anyway, as I said, I TRIED to be unique. Put “Audriannah” in a FaceBook search…there are at least 6 others already out there on FB alone! I honestly don’t think I have personally met a child with a name I have not heard before.