KeKe Palmer Shares The Origin Behind Her Son’s Name
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KeKe Palmer Shares The Origin Behind Her Son’s Name


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Late last week, KeKe Palmer revealed the story behind her son Leodis’ name, with whom she shares with ex-boyfriend Darius Jackson.

On June 7, the multi-hyphenate star was the latest House Guest on Scott Evans’ Webby award-winning series. Palmer tells Evans that her ex, Darius, had been, in fact, the one who chose their son’s name. She recalls that the name was supposed to be a union of their first names, Darius and Lauren.

“Darius actually made his name. He wanted both our names, which is so crazy,” she joked. “My parents did the same thing….That was him trying to put (like) Darius and Lauren like Leodis…It was too much, but I said, ‘Hey, let’s do it.’ It was adorable. I was pregnant, ya know, so anything went.”

KeKe also says that she likes that her son has an “old name,” telling Evans, “It sounded like he was marching with Martin and them…” The NOPE actress hilariously commented that she envisions her son being similar to the character of Michael Evans from Good Times.


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