Double Tap to Zoom

Kylie Jenner has finally settled on a name for her 11-month-old son. The nepo baby formerly known as Wolf now goes by Aire (pronounced "Air," in case you didn't get that).

Jenner's prolonged baby-naming journey began last February, after she and ex Travis Scott welcomed their second child. The celeb couple initially christened said child Wolf, a moniker that didn't stand the test of time. The next month, Jenner — who most recently attended Schiaparelli's couture show wearing a faux lion head — took to Instagram Stories to clarify that "our son’s name isn’t Wolf anymore," adding that she and Scott "really didn’t feel like it was him." (No word on what Wolf felt about the change.)

In September, the reality TV star told James Corden that, legally, her son's name was still Wolf — she was just "waiting" to decide on the perfect moniker for her baby. Four months later, Jenner has finally settled on Aire, the atmospheric counterpart to her drizzly daughter, Stormi.  Jenner announced the news on Instagram, setting things in stone once and for all (for an influencer, going IG official is about as serious as you can get).

While you might chuckle at the creative leaps and bounds Jenner took to land on the name Aire, let's be fair: It's slightly less ridiculous than Saint (Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's 7-year-old), Audio Science (Shannyn Sossaman's son), and Æ A-12 (Elon Musk and Grimes' offspring).

Congrats, Aire, on finally having a name!

We Recommend
  • Why Kylie Jenner Bottega Veneta'd Her New Vodka Brand
  • Only Kylie Can Keep Getting Away With It
  • Now It's Selena Gomez vs Kylie Jenner vs Taylor Swift & Timothee Chalamet?
  • For a Secretive Couple, Kylie & Timothée Sure Love Public PDA
What To Read Next
  • adidas' Caramel Suede Low-Top Is a Quiet Luxury Sweet Treat
  • adidas' Ultra-Luxe Superstar Is the Only Shoe Big Enough for Muhammad Ali
  • Nike’s Absurdly Hi-Tech Ava Rover Sneaker Is a Ninja Shoe for the Streets
  • New Balance's Slithery Dad Shoe Has a Venomous Bite
  • adidas’ Samba-Coded Skate Shoe Shouldn’t Be This Suave (But It Is)
  • There Was Only Enough Turquoise for 100 Pairs of These $3,000 Glasses