Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's newborn son Saint is breaking the law in New Zealand
He might only be a few days old but Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's son Saint is already a law breaker in New Zealand.
Reports revealed that if the couple lived in Kiwi land, they wouldn't have had the name approved because it's included on the list of unacceptable baby names.
Yep, the Department of Internal Affairs doesn't allow any name that implies a title or rank, such as Messiah, Christ or Bishop.
The New Zealand Herald also reported that in 2014, rejected names included Duke, Prince, Princess and wait for it as it's a belter… Special Constable. Seriously, WTF?
For those who have been trapped on a deserted island with no phone signal, Kim, 35, gave birth in LA on Saturday after a bit of a rough pregnancy. Check her below.
She announced the baby name on Twitter yesterday, with Saint West immediately trending. But the reaction was generally a raised eyebrow and requests to buy a baby name book.
Well, it's better than Desmond Storm, right?
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