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MM Celebrity parents


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celebrity would burden their child with a relatively outrageous name. How tame Zowie Bowie sounds in today’s celebrity world!


When David Bowie named his son Zowie in the 70s, many wondered why a Y


your body.


You cannot be serious! Giving a child a crazy name seems to be almost part and parcel of parenting when you’re a celebrity, doesn’t it? As a friend would say, celebrities have more money than sense… or should that be sense of humour? When it comes to celebrity baby names,


it’s true that there are some who opt for the relatively mundane. Actress Anne Hathaway, for example, recently named her baby Jonathan. But, sadly, for every Jonathan, there’s an Egypt (Alicia Keys), a Blanket (Michael Jackson) and a Sparrow James Midnight (Nicole Richie). MM takes a look at some of the more…eh, ‘unusual’ baby monikers.


Forest Whitaker The Last King of Scotland actor has a son – Ocean – and a daughter – True. ‘I want those names to be their destiny,’ he said recently, ‘for my daughter to be honest and my son to be expansive.’ The playground should be fun…


Jools and Jamie Oliver Poppy Honey Rosie. Daisy Boo Pamela. Petal Blossom Rainbow. Buddy Bear Maurice. River Rocket. One word. Why?


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Poppy Honey Rosie. Daisy Boo Pamela.


Petal Blossom Rainbow. Buddy Bear Maurice. River Rocket.


One word. Why?


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