We let celebrities influence our clothing, food, and lifestyle choices, so it makes sense that we would look to the stars when choosing a name for our own bundle of joy. If you've got a little one on the way and it's time to make that all-important decision, here are some celebrity baby names to consider. Rest assured though, if you don't end up loving the name you choose, a lot of celebrity parents changed their baby's name after they were born.
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A perfect pairing? These celebrity twin baby names go hand-in-hand
Research indicates that one in 42 babies born today is a twin. This could be due in part to parents waiting to have babies until they are older; the older we get the higher number of follicle stimulating hormones (FSH) we have, meaning that at ovulation multiple eggs are released vs. one. Another factor contributing to the increased number of twin births is the prevalence of IVF treatments. Whatever the case, parents of multiples can look to these twin celebrity baby names for inspiration.
11. Moroccan and Monroe
Nick Cannon may not have the monopoly on crazy celebrity baby names — that honor belongs to Frank Zappa, who named his kids Dweezil and Diva Muffin — but Cannon and former spouse Mariah Carey named their twins Monroe (nicknamed Roe) and Moroccan (nicknamed Roc).
12. Zion and Zillion
Abby De La Rosa is mom to three of Cannon's 12 children, including twin boys Zion and Zillion. The name Zion is Hebrew for "high point" while Zillion of course, means "very high number."
13. Max and Emme
Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony were married for seven years and share 14-year-old twins Maximilian and Emme. Max and Emme's names may sound familiar as they're also the name of the siblings on PBS Kids cartoon, Dragon Tales.
