Celebrities can always be relied on to choose unusual baby names, so turn to your favourite celebs to help choose your newborn’s name inspired by these celebrity baby names. Whether you're in for a surprise and want to wait to choose a baby name, or you're keen to choose a more gender-neutral name for your tot that suits both boys and girls, we've rounded up our favourite celebrity baby names that we think you'll love.
Would you call your baby boy Buddy or Buzz, like Tom and Giovanna Fletcher? How about Matilda for your baby girl name, like Michelle Williams and Heath Ledger? Choosing your baby’s name is one of the biggest and hardest decisions you’ll make as a new mum, so browse through our baby name ideas, including celebrity boys names and celebrity girls names, as well as celebrity unisex names too, and start a shortlist of your favourites.
Celebrity boy names
Bear
Jayden
Lennon
James
Eric
Jackson
George
Apollo
Flynn
Noah
Zachariah
Buzz
Zuma
Jenson
Lincoln
Ray
Prince
Moroccan
Otis
Tennessee
Cyrus
Celebrity girl names
Matilda
Marnie
Hazel
Anaïs
Serena
Lola
India
Summer
Harper
Isadora
Apple
Daisy
Shiloh
Blossom
Ivy
Penelope
Autumn
Belle
Tabitha
Gloria
Faith
Unisex celebrity baby names
Vivian
Everly
Sage
Carmen
If you have decided to find out the gender of your baby, and you’re looking for a celebrity boys name to suit your son or a girly name fit for a daughter, then our round up of the best celebrity babynames is full of both unique and traditional ideas to add to your list of possible baby names.
Don't worry if your due date is fast approaching and you still haven't found a name that feels like the one. Head to our baby name generator where you’ll find thousands of names to fall in love with, from more traditional sounding names, to unique baby names from all around the world.
Laura Healy is a Commercial Content Writer for Mother&Baby. She is a mum-of-two girls and loves writing about all things parenting, she is particularly interested in the toddler years and eco-friendly baby products, as well as children’s literature. She has a PhD in Creative Writing and has published short stories in the UK and Ireland, as well as previously writing freelance for her local paper.