Khloé Kardashian has taken steps to officially rename her 13-month-old son.
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According to court documents obtained by Page Six, a Los Angeles judge approved the name change on Aug. 30 and officially named the baby Tatum Thompson.
A source shared earlier this year that the toddler, who was born to a surrogate in July 2022, was listed as “Baby” until Khloé Kardashian came up with “Tatum” as a first name. The Good American co-founder originally wrote “Baby Kardashian” on her son’s birth certificate after struggling to find a name that suited him, but now Tatum has a real first and last name from his father’s family, of basketball player Tristan Thompson.
Since their split, Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have shared custody of Tatum and his older sister True (aged five). And there’s no talk of a move, the reality TV star clarified when debunking rumors in May that she was considering a reconciliation with the basketball player.
“Most (people) believe the lies because that’s the narrative they want to fuel. Have fun, she said on Instagram to clear up any doubts. Some things are as simple as they seem. »
Khloe Kardashian celebrated Tatum’s first birthday with a sweet message on Instagram. “God knew my heart needed you. I needed your sweet and precious smile. I needed your angelic spirit. I needed a love that only you could give me. » She also posted the first photos of the handsome little boy.