Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott Explain Why They Still Haven’t Shared ‘Wolf’s’ Real Name

On Thursday night, Kylie Jenner made an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden. The beauty mogul gave birth to her son seven months ago. At the time, it was announced that she and Travis Scott had named their second child together “Wolf.”

Then, they took it back. They explained that she and Scott decided the name didn’t “feel like it was him.”

But no new name has been offered in its place, so for now he is considered by fans the baby formerly known as Wolf. In her interview with Corden, it became evident that the couple has chosen a new name, they just haven’t made it public—or official.

“We haven’t officially legally changed the name,” Kylie explained. “His name is still Wolf. His passport’s Wolf, but that isn’t gonna be his name. We’re just waiting.”

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Corden wanted to know, “How long do we wait?”

Kylie was joined for the interview by her momager Kris Jenner, who interjected, “So we’ve been calling him Andy for nothing?”

After audience laughter died down, Corden pushed, “So how does this work? So you call him Wolf?”

Kylie said, “We don’t call him Wolf.”

“So what do you call him?” Corden asked again.

“You know—” Kylie began, before Corden interrupted, “Well, that’s not a good name. You can’t call him, ‘You Know.’”

“We’re just not ready to share yet,” Kylie admitted.

“Oh, so you’ve got a name, you’re just not going to tell us a name?” Corden demanded, and it seems like Kylie does know what the name is, but Scott isn’t so sure.

“Well, you know, Travis does—he likes to sometimes, like one day, he’ll be like, ‘Oooh, this name’s kinda cool,’ and like change it again,” said Kylie. “So, we’re just not officially probably gonna change it until maybe…”

Kris jumped in with, “He’s 21.”

Kylie and Scott share a four-year-old daughter named Stormi Jenner, whose name has been official since birth.