In spite of her plans to change it, Kylie Jenner affirms that her son’s name is still Wolf.

Kylie Jenner has updated her followers on the name of her kid. The second child of “The Kardashians” actress, who is nine months old, is “still” called Wolf, but she has hinted that she intends to rename him.

The 25-year-old reality TV actress gave birth to her son in February but subsequently claimed that, despite having given him the name Wolf, she wasn’t certain of the choice. And now, Kylie has made a suggestion that she would reveal his new name to viewers in season three of “The Kardashians.”

She added, “This year has been really transforming for me,” in the season two finale. The beauty tycoon continued, “I’m really looking forward to spending time with my children and delving fully into my business because there are so many fantastic things coming ahead. The name of my infant is still Wolf; when I alter it, I’ll let you know. Maybe in season three I’ll inform you guys.”

With Travis Scott (II), whose real name is Jacques Webster, Kylie also has a 4-year-old daughter named Stormi Webster. Kylie acknowledged in September that she realized she didn’t want to name her baby Wolf as soon as she signed the birth certificate for him.

Due to the formalities involved in registering the child’s birth, the founder of Kylie Cosmetics acknowledged she “felt the pressure” to select a name. We didn’t really have a name, she admitted. I simply assumed it would occur to us as soon as we saw him, but it didn’t.

“We had 24 hours to sign the birth certificate before they would just register the child without a name and deny him a social security number… I felt pressed to pick a name, and then Khloe suggested Wolf the day before we signed.”

“We simply inserted Wolf Webster at that time since I like the WW. What did I just do, I thought as I signed the birth certificate? His tale includes it, but his name has since altered “She revealed.

They now “know his formal name,” Kylie said to her mother Kris Jenner, but they don’t intend to make it public “because God forbid we change it again.”