Kim Kardashian reveals name of third child, says it's a 'dream come true'

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West just welcomed their third child via surrogate, and fans can't wait to get a glimpse of the baby. Recently, the reality star announced the name of their baby on social media.

After Kim shared that their third child has arrived, many wondered about the baby's name. There were many speculations from fans, which include the name Elle V based on the LV logo that Kim shared on Instagram. Finally, Kim revealed on Twitter that the new addition to their family will be named Chicago West.

"We are incredibly grateful to our surrogate who made our dreams come true with the greatest gift one could give and to our wonderful doctors and nurses for their special care," Kim said following the announcement of their baby girl on Tuesday, according to reports.

Before the announcement, there were speculations that the child will be named Elle V based on different reasons. Aside from the picture of LV's logo on Kim's Instagram, they also pointed out that Elle means "she" in French. They also think that it has something to do with Ellen DeGeneres when the audience approved of the name Elle while Kim was on the show.

Sources also adde that DeGeneres suggested the name Three. This sparked the thought of considering the numeral symbol of V. The name could also be a tribute to outgoing Louis Vuitton designer Kim Jones who had her last show in Paris.

Meanwhile, People reports that having a third child is a dream come true for Kim. It is said that Kim always wanted to have three kids and wants to have a family of five. With Chicago's arrival, Kim is very happy, and the outlet reports that she is enjoying the first few days with the child. Although Kim was nervous about how four-year-old North and two-year-old Saint will accept their sibling, everything eventually turned out well.

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