Kylie Jenner, Travis Scott legally change son’s title to Aire Webster
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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have formally modified their son’s title greater than a yr after he was born.
The exes legally modified their second baby’s title from Wolf Jacques Webster to Aire Webster, in keeping with court docket paperwork obtained by E! Information.
The “Kardashians” star and the “Sicko Mode” rapper first filed for the title swap in March after she revealed the title Wolf wasn’t the suitable match for his or her baby.
“FYI OUR SONS NAME ISN’T WOLF ANYMORE,” Jenner posted on her Instagram Story in March 2022. “WE JUST REALLY DIDN’T FEEL LIKE IT WAS HIM.”
A supply additionally informed TMZ on the time that the mother and father regretted the preliminary title alternative and after having “the prospect to spend time with their child, they consider the title Aire Webster is a greater match.”
Jenner, 25, and Scott, 32, stored the title Aire underneath wraps for almost a yr earlier than revealing the moniker — and the primary pictures of their son’s face — in January.
Followers have been initially confused about methods to say the title, however the Kylie Cosmetics founder shortly clarified that it’s pronounced just like the phrase “air.”
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Since then, she has been posting extra candy snaps of her little boy alongside together with her daughter 5-year-old daughter, Stormi.
Jenner not too long ago shared a TikTok video of her and Aire holding fingers whereas strolling by a backyard collectively.
The make-up mogul has additionally given followers a glimpse into her “blessed” mornings together with her two kiddos, their non-public jet “adventures” in addition to extravagant vacation celebrations together with her household.
Jenner and the “Goosebumps” artist dated on-and-off since 2017, however they reportedly known as it quits for good earlier this yr.
She has since been noticed spending time with rumored beau Timothée Chalamet, whereas Scott has sparked romance rumors with SZA.
