Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris baby rumor: Couple already talking about baby names?

Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris' relationship appears to be going well as the two have found ways to make time for one another despite their busy schedules. Swift is currently in the middle of her "1989" tour, while Harris is busy promoting his new music and DJ gigs around the world. While many are speculating that the two will be engaged in the very near future, a new report claims that the couple is thinking far ahead and that they have discussed possible names for their future offspring. 

A source told Hollywood Life that the "Style" singer and the "Summer" hitmaker are discussing baby names.

"They have a couple of names in mind, Hunter for a boy, or Rose if it's a girl. They've both been rolling them around in their heads as they laugh about what the future holds," said the insider. 

And while the two are reportedly discussing baby names, the source added that they are not in a rush to have children.

"As for kids, that's something they are going to wait on," said the source. "There's no rush just yet, and certainly not before they marry."

The latest report came a few weeks after it was claimed that the Scottish DJ was looking at engagement rings as he allegedly gets ready to pop the question to the singer.  

Hollywood Life also previously reported that Swift is planning to step away from the limelight once she has a family. Another insider told the website that she wants to be there for her future children in the same way that her mother was there for her and her brother. 

Swift and Harris have yet to confirm or deny the reports. Earlier this year , the DJ denied rumors that they were moving in together. The 30-year-old celebrity told KISS FM that the rumors seem to be getting "more and more ridiculous," but despite all that, he couldn't be happier. 

"For me, it could be a lot worse and I'd still be insanely happy with her so I'm good with it," he said. 

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