Topics: Kylie Jenner, Travis Scott, Celebrity
Kylie Jenner has revealed she is changing her son's name, after deciding his original name 'didn't feel like it was him'.
Following the birth of her son earlier this year, Jenner had initially announced he was named 'Wolf Webster,' but in an update some two-and-a-half months later, the reality star and beauty mogul told fans she and rapper Travis Scott had had a change of heart.
"Fyi our son's name isn't Wolf anymore," she wrote on Instagram. "We just really didn't feel like it was him. Just wanted to share because I keep seeing Wolf everywhere."
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The child previously known as Wolf was born on 2 February, just one day after big sister Stormi celebrated her 4th birthday. Jenner and Scott confirmed the news of their son's birth on 6 February, announcing his ultimately short-lived name less than a week later on 11 February.
The couple have yet to reveal what they've landed on as a new name for their child, but with fans having spent months speculating on what they thought he might be called, the rumour mill looks set to once again kick into overdrive.
Previously, fans had claimed Jenner was planning on calling her son 'Cloud' or 'Angel,' based on a series of emojis she used when sharing about her pregnancy on Instagram.
The revelation comes on the same day Jenner shared a nine-minute video montage to celebrate the birth of her son, with the 'To Our Son' clip featuring footage taken during her pregnancy and labour, as well as messages from her family.
The Kylie Skin founder had released a similar video, titled 'To Our Daughter,' to announce the birth of Stormi in 2017.
Earlier this month, Jenner took to Instagram to share her experience of postpartum recovery following the birth of her son, telling her followers: "This experience for me personally has been a little harder than with my daughter. It’s not easy mentally, physically, spiritually."
She added that she'd wanted to speak out in order to let other mothers know they weren't alone, saying: "I didn’t want to just get back to life without saying that because I think we can look on the internet — and for other mums going through it right now — we can go on the internet and it might look a lot easier for other people and [that might] put the pressure on us. But it hasn’t been easy for me; it’s been hard."
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