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Kylie Jenner’s son’s name has finally been officially changed to Eyre Webster.
After he filed a lawsuit in March to legally change her baby boy’s name, a judge ruled that the 20-month-old’s name had been changed from his birth name, Wolf Jacques Webster.
On Friday, Jenner attended the hearing virtually where court documents were obtained. People Report that the Kylie Cosmetics founder was sworn in and paraded. However, Travis Scott, with whom she shares Ira and five-year-old daughter Stormi, did not wait.
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“The court finds that the other parent was given timely notice and did not file an objection,” the documents state. “If there is no objection, the motion to change the name is granted.”
Back in March 2022, a few weeks after the birth of Jenner and Scott’s son, they announced that he would no longer go by his real name Wolfe because they felt it didn’t suit him. Almost a year later, on the eve of his first birthday, Jenner announced his new name – Eyre.
She also revealed why she wanted to change her name in the season three finale of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which aired at the end of July.
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“I’ve officially started the process of changing my son’s name because his legal name is Wolf Webster,” Jenner, 26, told her best friend Anastasia “Stassie” Karanikolaou during the episode. “So I’m going to play Aire Webster, AIRE.
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“I didn’t realize that postpartum would hit me so hard. I never called him Wolf. And the second, that night, I cried in my heart,” she later explained in confession.
“That’s not his name. What did I just do? Wolf?” – Jenner thought to herself. “Someone just told me this 24 hours ago to name my son Wolf! He wasn’t even on the list!”
