The Watch Leverage Onlinebaby has a name! No, it's not Mariposa, Butterfly or Posie. Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott's (née Jacques Webster) first child together is named....drumroll please...Stormi.
The couple welcomed baby Stormi on Feburary 1st after months of secrecy and speculation about her pregnancy. Just five days later, Kylie has officially made the announcement on Instagram (where else would you expect?) with a simple shot of her baby and her well-manicured nails.
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The reactions, of course, are hilarious — especially considering everyone was mentally preparing for the baby to be named after an insect. But instead, we've got a Stormi Webster on our hands.
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Welcome to a lifetime of getting meme'd, Stormi. We're terribly sorry.
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