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Finally! We all know the name of Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick's third child, and their second son. MStars News has learned that the couple has named their son Reign Aston Disick. Read More »
We now know the possible name of Kourtney Kardashian's third child — well, sort of! The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star and her partner Scott Disick are trying to determine a name for their second son and "Jeffrey Robert Disick" seems to be the name in the cards. According to Hollywood Life, Kourtney and Scott want to name their son in honor of his late grandfathers Robert Kardashian and Jeffrey Disick. "They really want to honor their fathers and have talked very strongly on "Jeffrey Robert." That would be the order the name would be presented," a source revealed to the site. "Scott really wants that more than Kourtney. Kourtney actually wants a more unique first name but may compromise and have Jeffrey as the middle name to make Scott happy as well," the source explains. That sounds just like Kourtney. After all, she did name her first two kids with unique names — Mason Dash Disick and Penelope Scotland Disick — so why would her third child get different treatment? "MStars News" previously reported that Kourtney gave birth to her third child Sunday, Dec. 14, the same day she delivered her first-born child Mason five years ago. Read More »
Is Vivica A. Fox a cougar? Word on the street is that the 50-year-old is dating "One on One" star Robert Ri'Chard. According to Hello Beautiful, Fox met Ri'Chard while on the set of "Chocolate City" where Ri'chard plays the character named Devin, a college student who's also a stripper, and Fox plays his mother! From the looks of the photo above, it appears the two have some chemistry. Just look at the grip Ri'Chard has on Vivica's leg. Odd, yes, but apparently the two have been getting a bit cozy with each other. Fox previously said that she was done dating younger men, but it looks like things have changed. Read More »
