NAME BLAME
Kylie Jenner fans insist she changed baby Wolf’s name due to backlash from rival Tammy Hembrow who claimed the moniker
FANS are convinced Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott changed their son's name from Wolf because of nemesis Tammy Hembrow.
The beauty mogul announced the change on Monday, but didn't reveal what she chose to name her son instead.
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Not long after Kylie shared the news about her son's moniker, Twitter was flooded with fans speculating about why she'd decided to switch things up.
Many seemed to think Tammy – a former close gal pal of hers – pushed the reality star to choose a new name.
The fitness model has a son of her own called Wolf who was born several years prior to Kylie and Travis Scott's second born.
Shortly after the Kylie Cosmetics mogul's son was born, Tammy shared a photo with her son declaring herself "Wolfies mum" – seemingly taking a dig at her ex-BFF.
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One Twitter user quipped: "kylie changing the name bc she's scared of tammy hembrow is so funny"
"lmfaooooo I just know Tammy Hembrow is laughing hard af at Kylie," another added.
A third Twitter user cracked: "Haha Kylie Jenner changed her son's name, bullying works (Tammy Hembrow)"
"Kylie changed her sons name??? Tbh I hope so. Cause after the fall out they had with Tammy, that's weird to name your child after your ex friend's son," someone else wrote.
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Other fans took credit for pushing the star to give her baby boy a new name.
One Tweeted: "we bullied kylie for copying tammy hembrow that she changed the name completely LMFAO"
Some, however, noted that Wolf is relatively common among Hollywood youngsters.
"It's actually incredibly common in Hollywood and I guess they realized it," a supporter wrote on social media.
"Lisa Bonet, Eve, her ex friend Tammy, and several other ppl all have sons named Wolf."
Some fans, meanwhile, were busy speculating about what she may have chosen to call her son instead.
One Twitter user guessed: "omg now Fox is coming i fear."
Another suggested: "His name Cactus Jack now."
A third demanded: "Name him Shark then," alluding to the popular children's song Baby Shark.
NAME NEWS
Kylie announced that she had changed her son's name on Monday.
She shared the news on her Instagram Story after posting several videos and photos dedicated to her baby.
She wrote: "FYI our sons name isn't Wolf anymore
"We just really didn't feel like it was him.
Kylie continued: "Just wanted to share because I keep seeing Wolf everywhere."
She did not immediately reveal what she opted for instead.
The change came amid much buzz about an alleged feud between Kylie and Tammy over the name.
In addition to fans accusing the TV personality of stealing the name, many noted that Tammy seemed to hit back by teasing that she may name her yet unborn daughter Stormi in a TikTok.
'TO OUR SON'
On Monday, Kylie shared a YouTube video dedicated to her baby boy.
The video, titled "To Our Son," included messages from all of the Kardashian family, including sisters Kourtney, 42, Kim, 41, Khloe, 37, and Kendall, 26.
Kylie’s friends and family took turns speaking to the camera during her baby shower throughout the video.
The clip documented her pregnancy journey with her second child.
Near the end of the sweet video, Kris Jenner, 66, sent an emotional message to her grandson leading up to his birth.
She began: "To my new grandchild - who I cannot wait for you to get here - I think about you every day and I'm just really excited to meet you and to welcome you into the family."
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Kris started getting emotional and had to pause to get her words out.
Through tears she managed to say: "I'm sorry, I'm just filled with lots of emotions."
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Finally she added: "I love you already. You're coming into the most amazing family. Lots of cousins.
"And you're going to have the best life because you have the best parents and the best family and I love you."
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