The baby’s name is Casper Alice

i love strange names. i believe that a name should idealy be only for that one person. i.e. your name is your own.

i have a friend who name their daughter Rytten (like the word “written”) and i love it.

I’m sorry but no matter what anyone says the name “Pilot Inspektor” is just plain awful

I’m coming from Switzerland and I find the name of his son so weird. Pilot..? And here is inspektor something like a cop! So that’s really crazy to call a child like that!
i hope the girl will have a better name.. if not, poor girl!

Thanks MB.
Just wanted to add that I respect the rights of people to not like and to express their dislike of a name. (As long as you respect my right to dislike all the disliking ) I think it was the Zuma Nesta post that got to me, it seemed like 9 of 10 people were saying “Congrats…don’t like the name.” It just made me a little sad. Kids will usually grow into their names while at the same time changing the representation of the name from “inanimate object” to THEMSELVES. Little Peanut will probably grow up to be cute, quirky, funny, etc., and he will be the quintessential Peanut…no other name would sound right. Names fascinate me, if you couldn’t tell.

I too have never thought Pilot was that bad of a name just adding the Inspecktor was odd. And I also think the name Moxie isn’t so bad but when you add Crimefighter that just puts it over the top! Sometimes less is more when it comes to naming your kids. I think he should name the baby Jett!! Then he’d have a Jett and a Pilot. Kind of cute lol.

cant wait to hear the name!… some ppl are saying thst his girlfriend is Turkish so does that mean shes muslim??..

‘He’s Simple, He’s Dumb, He’s the Pilot,’

Dear Jason Lee:

Please don’t tell little pilot the backstory on his name at least until he’s in college or can fully understand the concept of sarcasm!

Thanks,
Chicki (concerned fan)

Thanks, SK!

After doing some research, apperantly the name Ceren is Turkish for Young Gazelle so it’s not a form of my name, Caren (which is a form of Catherine) like I thought. And with the surname of Alkac Im guessing she is indeed of Turkish descent (Ceren was born and raised in Australia).