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Kevin James Names Baby After His “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry” Character
Kevin James and wife Steffiana welcome a baby boy
Celebrities have been known to choose bizarre baby names for their children. Kal-el, Pilot Inspektor, Fifi Trixibelle, Apple, and more.
It’s enough to make us wonder what on earth they were thinking! Though, with each new celeb baby, we almost hope that they will choose a bizarre baby name because we’d be disappointed if they didn’t!
Kevin James and wife Steffiana had a baby boy yesterday: Kannon Valentine James. Valentine? Oh, wait! That’s the name of Kevin James’s character in “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry!” This might actually be a smart choice for a baby name!
Even though “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry” is a comedy, Larry Valentine had many traits that you’d want to pass on to your children. He was a family man at heart, willing to do anything he had to in order to protect his children. He loved his wife and his kids more than anything else.
It’s enough to sell me on the middle name “Valentine.” Now, if only someone could explain “Kannon” to me.
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2 Comments
Suzy commented on Apr 25 11 at 10:15 pmValentine was the middle name of Kevin’s father. His brother Gary goes by the stage name Gary Valentine.
Mee-Maw commented on Apr 26 11 at 7:30 amValentine is Kevin James’s real last name, I believe.
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