Kim Kardashian and Kanye West welcomed their newborn son in the early hours of Saturday, December 5 but still haven’t figured out a name to call the little boy so now they are looking to Twitter for help finding the right baby name.
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“Kim’s doctors want to get the baby out early because of her medical history”, a source previously told Us Weekly.
No word yet on which direction they’ll go with as far as names for their new son.
Meanwhile, People reports that the newest addition to the family’s annual holiday card joins North, 2, who has been thoroughly prepped for her role as big sister. “Mother and son are doing well”, proclaims a birth announcement on Kardashian’s website.
But giving their baby girl a sibling wasn’t easy.
In the hopes of helping other women who were battling infertility issues, Kim chose to be open about her own journey into the unknown world of infertility, detailing much of her struggles on the family reality series, Keeping Up with the Kardashians. The former National Basketball Association star was later placed in a medically induced coma after suffering a heart attack and organ failure, and Kim rescheduled her baby shower after Lamar’s initial hospitalization. Kim had the procedure ahead of her son’s birth to avoid having a c-section.
This is obviously not the soon-to-be-reality star baby’s name, but speculation is rife after the celebrity couple caused controversy with the name of their first child, North West.
Kardashian expressed problems of infertility in the past, as well as handling several health issues for her “high-risk” pregnancy. I hate it. You know, pregnancy is not for me. Kim wrote on her website. The photo, she explained, was meant to shut down the critics slamming her baby bump. “Ready whenever you are”.
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The media mogul has never been shy about being uncomfortable with pregnancy and suffered with complications while expecting both of her children. Kardashian and West reportedly have gone through a number of possibilities that they do not hate and are on the table for debate, but up until the birth they had not come across one that really spoke to them as a forever choice.
