Love Island’s Amy Hart says Loose Women star asked her to ‘name baby after me’
07.09.2022 - 15:07
/ ok.co.uk
She recently announced her pregnancy on Loose Women, and now Love Island star Amy Hart has revealed that one of the ladies has asked her to name her baby after her! Speaking exclusively to OK! about baby names with her boyfriend of one year Sam Rason, the pregnant star says that panellist Denise Welch told them they will have to name their baby after her. She said: “We think we could have conceived when we were in Venice and we met up with Denise Welch there, and when I told her she was like: ‘Oh my God, you’re going to have to call it Denise!’ “I want to have one girl and three boys but my preference changes every day on what I want first.” Going on to reveal if the pair have a short list of names, Amy explained: “We have this app for baby names which is like Tinder and puts a list together of ones you’ve both liked.
“We have three girl names but no boy names yet. One of the girls names I like is traditional and Sam was like: ‘Have you ever heard of a baddie called that? We want everyone to fancy them and if you give a kid that name they’ll be dowdy.’ “I also love the name Bluebell but Sam keeps finding ways they will get bullied at school if they’re called that.
“Geri Horner’s daughter is called Bluebell and I sent him the article that she got 9 A* GCSEs. I said: ‘See, it’s a clever name!’” Amy and Sam are over the moon to be expecting their first child and admitted on Loose Women the news was expected as they weren’t going to start trying until January next year.
“I’ve always wanted to be a mum and now it’s happening it’s so exciting but it’s weird,” the 30 year old told us. “I’m not in denial but part of me is naive, I don’t think the life change has sunk in yet!” Amy continued: “Sam is so excited.
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