And the baby's name Julia?

[BurlyBeaR]

Julia just tweeted a pic of model Ali's new baby.

And the name? "India"

Julia says the baby is beautiful. She didn't comment on the name.....

 

[I Love Chocolate]

She's right. Take a look

 

[Gemma1]

She's absolutely beautiful. Congrats to Ali and her husband.

 

[Dame Fondacox]

I like the name India, for a girl. I once encountered someone with a son called India, and it just seemed wrong.

 

[Pinkpussycat]

Congrats to Ali and partner. Beautiful baby and with a stunning Mum like Ali that's no surprise. India?? No sorry didn't like the name the first time round when it surfaced in the 80s and still don't, and that also goes for all the other 'place' names like China, Chelsea, Phoenix, Brooklyn, Orlando etc

 

[boffy]

beautifull baby beautifull mum. congrats ali

 

[Bensmum]

Congrats to Ali and partner. Beautiful baby and with a stunning Mum like Ali that's no surprise. India?? No sorry didn't like the name the first time round when it surfaced in the 80s and still don't, and that also goes for all the other 'place' names like China, Chelsea, Phoenix, Brooklyn, Orlando etc

Couldn't agree more. When you name your baby you must remember that he/she has to grow up and will they want to be called it when they're 40?

 

[Brissles]

It could be worse - it could be Cheltenham , Margate or Middle Wallop !!!!!

 

[boffy]

i know ladies in thier 50's called india and my daughters best friends called india. its a middlers name. quite artistic even..

 

[Pinkpussycat]

Unfortunately it's evolved into a chav name. Likely scenario...mum called Cheyenne squawking 'Come ere Indiaaaaa' down the aisles at Asda. :devil:

 

[Brissles]

First time I heard India as a name was via one of the Royal Family - 'India Hicks' one of the Mountbatten clan, AND that was years and years ago.

 

[Pinkpussycat]

That was when it was perceived as posh Brissles.

 

[Brissles]

Unfortunately it's evolved into a chav name. Likely scenario...mum called Cheyenne squawking 'Come ere Indiaaaaa' down the aisles at Asda. :devil:

Or in these parts where I live........... NaaaaaaaAlie ! (thats Natalie WITHOUT the T !)

I DO wish people would pronounce the T where there is one, and T H instead of F (as in fink, and fought )

 

[BurlyBeaR]

Or in these parts where I live........... NaaaaaaaAlie ! (thats Natalie WITHOUT the T !)

I DO wish people would pronounce the T where there is one, and T H instead of F (as in fink, and fought )

Aren't people common and vile?
Luv
Maffew

 

[Brissles]

Absolutely !!!!!

 

[Snarly]

My congratulations to the parents and grandparents and their families! I am sure the name India is special to Ali and her hubby. The only India I know of is India Fisher who does voiceovers, ie: MasterChef.

 

[Akimbo]

I had a boss who called me Judiff, "IF what?" I'd ask....took him 2 years for the penny to drop!

Jude xx

 

[Sazza]

Or in these parts where I live........... NaaaaaaaAlie ! (thats Natalie WITHOUT the T !)

I DO wish people would pronounce the T where there is one, and T H instead of F (as in fink, and fought )

Yep many people have been known to call my sis that, the T just seems to vanish eh?

 

[Frazzled]

Or in these parts where I live........... NaaaaaaaAlie ! (thats Natalie WITHOUT the T !)

I DO wish people would pronounce the T where there is one, and T H instead of F (as in fink, and fought )

Like Bristols? :cheeky:

 

[silversequin]

really lovely little baby, congtatulations to Ali and husband. On the subject of names I used to run a Family Centre and one of the mums was a big fan of the "King of Rock and Roll" and named her son Elvis in tribute!!