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Kimye Announces New Baby is Named North West

Apple, Maddox, Blue Ivy… we thought we had heard it all when it came to celebrity baby names. Leave it to Kimye to upstage them all.

According to reports from late yesterday night, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have decided to name their new baby girl North, which would make the child’s full name—wait for it—North West. (No middle name, of course; middle names are so passé.) Clever, right? Too bad the couple seized the opportunity for wit at the expense of what their only child will be addressed by for the rest of her life. (#WorthIt). Reportedly, the name was chosen because Kanye liked the compass combo – but of course, Kanye!

Only a few hours have passed since the official announcement, but already everyone has taken the joke of a name in every direction—ha!—they can possibly think to take it.  Here’s what some people have been tweeting about the name choice: 

Best of luck out there, North West. Only a few days old and we already have the feeling this life you’ve been born into is going to leave you feeling a little lost. (Sorry, we couldn’t help ourselves!) 

 

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http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/kim-kardashian-kanye-west-daughter-north-west-article-1.1378792

Corinne Sullivan is an editorial intern at Her Campus. She is in her senior year at Boston College, majoring in English with a Creative Writing Concentration. On campus, she cheers at football and basketball games as part of the Boston College Pom Squad and performs as a member of the Dance Organization of Boston College. She also teaches spin classes at the campus gym and contributes to the BC branch of Her Campus. Corinne loves the beach, all things chocolate, and is unashamed of her love for Young Adult Fiction. You can follow her on Twitter at @cesullivan14.