Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott change their son's name because 'it didn't look like him'
Just over a month after having her second child, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott will change their name.
Jenner announced the birth of her child in a February 2 Instagram post. Days later, she announced her name as "Wolf Webster" through Instagram stories, Vogue reports. The baby was almost born on the same day as her older sister, Stormi, on February 1.
On Monday, Jenner took to Instagram again and posted on her story that her son's name is no longer Wolf.
"We don't really feel like it was him," she wrote. "I just wanted to share because I keep seeing Wolf everywhere."
Neither Jenner nor Scott have revealed what the new name of her child will be. TMZ reports that the boy's middle name is Jacques, which is his father's birth name.
When they had their daughter Stormi, Jenner and Scott didn't announce her name for a few days. While appearing in a YouTube video with James Charles, Jenner explained that she waited until the last moment, when the birth certificate office called her to finalize the document, to decide.
Either way, since "Wolf" is already on the baby's birth certificate, there will be a legal process to change her name. In the state of California, where she was born, a name change petition can be filed. According to the California Courts website, the court date would be set between six and 12 weeks later.
The entire court process can take up to three months to complete, but can take longer in the busier courts.
