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Rumble Honey, Slim Easy, and Whimsy Lou
"Model and TikTok star Nara Aziza Smith, 23, announced that she is expecting her fourth child with model husband Lucky Blue Smith, 27. Smith has garnered a social media following of 4.6 million thanks to her traditional or “trad” styled cooking and homemaking videos—known for making everything from soda to shampoo from scratch. Smith previously said she was “absolutely done” having kids. Her current brood—Rumble Honey, Slim Easy, and Whimsy Lou—are all close in age"https://www.thedailybeast.com/tradwife-queen-nara-aziza-smith-expecting-fourth-child-with-lucky-blue-smith/What do you think of all the names - parents and siblings?What would you name the 4th baby?

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I’m really not a fan of her current kids’ names. Personally Rumble Honey & Whimsy Lou give similar vibes to me (soft, comfortable, almost naturey). But Slim Easy seems like 2 random words slapped together. Sounds like a chosen stage name. All that to say I have no idea what they’ll come up with for #4, but here are some predictions:Flick Windy
Dice Silver
Flare Valley
Wave Ridley
Tricky Prim
Blaze Mist
March Story
Glow Lavender
Spring Clove
Wonder Lilac
Goldie Gleam
Bloom Valentine
Imagine Snow
I remember rolling my eyes and commenting on these names a while back. They make Jream and Jaxton seem like good choices!Nara Aziza sounds a little repetitive but it's the best out of them all - I don't dislike it. Lucky Blue could be the name of a cologne, Rumble Honey sounds like the name of a dessert, Slim Easy reminds of a botched diet product from home shopping network and Whimsy Lou is phony-Southern. There's also Gravity Blue (name of a daughter of Lucky Blue), which looks like the name of a space mission.Following their aesthetic:Praise Jools
Dimple Ash
Legend Deuce
Sundance Rocket
Blade SkylarkWhat I would name the baby:Lavender Misty
Dior Sutton (M)
Venetia Moon
Azure Velvet (F)
Jett Maddox
Terrible names!
Good lord, every aspect of this is dreadful to me.The model is probably the only one with a halfway decent name - and I don't even care for it.Are there any tradwife accounts where they named their children, like, Beulah and Mildred and Wilfred? That would be more interesting to me.Anyway.Bluey Moo
Windy Frank
Zuzu Rue
Fefe FrancineI don't know, this is painful to contemplate.
The idea of a "traditional wife" with a big family, who acts out her life on sm is just so fabulously ironic, isn't it?
It's "reality TV" for the 2020s. I think the names are pretty bad and I hope the kid names are pseuds.
Slim Easy makes me think she had a very fast labor and he was a small baby.Trying to think of names that fit the style, but that I would not be as disappointed in.
Cherry Holiday (f) would not be too horrible. Jack Lively (b).
Jack Lively wouldn't even be that bad.
It's absolutely ironic. There's nothing traditional about it. "Traditional" begs the question, whose tradition?Cherry Holiday is not bad at all. I actually like Holiday as a GP.

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This is unrelated to names, but I just wanted to say per your comment: none of it makes sense.I find Hannah Neeleman the most baffling, yet also the most representative of the dichotomy of this trend...On the one hand, sure, she's a 34-year-old farmer and "homemaker" who wears Little House on the Prairie-style clothing while raising her eight children and making recipes from scratch.Then again, she's a Juilliard-trained ballerina who married a millionaire airline heir and has a staff numbering in the double digits helping her raise her children. The stove she uses in her videos retails for $20,000.There's no actual tradition; it's cosplaying tradition, at most.

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My sister has a theory that these are actually online aliases for the children to protect their privacy, but they’re being presented as real names to gain clout and stop suspicion. Given that her husband is named Lucky Blue, his sister is named Pyper America, and they’re all Utah Mormons, I don’t totally believe her theory, but it’s interesting anyway. Pyper and Lucky have two other sisters with tamer names: Daisy Clementine and Cheyenne Starlie. The parents, Sheridan and Dallon, said they picked unique names to counteract having the most common surname in the country, so I imagine Nara and Lucky are just following that trend. Lucky also has a daughter with another woman named Gravity Blue.Slim Easy is absolutely the worst. Every time I hear it I picture a baby Eminem. Whimsy Lou is the best. As for the next baby, I imagine something like Slick, Harbor, Cove, Hiccup, Button/Buttons, Almond, Dolly, Peaches, Snow, Aqua, Nemo, Topaz, or Tank.Names the couple have said they considered in the past include;
Plum
DottieDot
Dew
Ivy
Halo
Lemon (girl)
PippinPip” (girl)
Clementine
Dusk
Flick
Mercer
Tink Bow (almost Whimsy’s name)
Odie (girl)
Pepper (girl)
Dawn (girl)
Cherry (as a middle name for a girl)
Bubble (as a middle name for a girl)
Pear (as a first name for a girl)
Frosty (boy)
Sunny (boy)
Silver (boy)
Zen (boy)

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Your sister's theory makes a lot of sense, and she is probably right in some of these strange name cases.Everything else you wrote is news to me. I don't follow them or know anything about them, I just ran across the blurb while reading the morning news.Thank you for supplying the list of names they've considered!

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I’ve gone down a little rabbit hole if you couldn’t tell 😭 I’m very interested in the influencer individualism trend in naming, and in the broader Utah naming culture in general
Yikes yikes yikes. She is only 23 and already will have four kids?? Ick. That smacks of abuse (no pun intended) somewhere in that marriage. Fourth child must of course follow in the same vein as the others... Blithe and lighthearted. So I'm wagering:
Money Ann
Barbie Sue
Blue Rhonda (any Rita Mae Brown fans?)
Blue Teddy
Crackle Anders
Smith Glad
Banana Aziza
Smart Cookie
Santa Baby
Grumble Bee
Shelly Simple
Jesus Love
Love Blue
Bear Sweet
Sugar Fish
Swiss Army
Grady Norse
Grant Beaver
Loose Melons
Cannon Reel
Hard Phat
Tricky Woo
Buckley Hendrix
Bubbly Nora
Soda Lea
Fraidy Kat
Artist Moses
Sugar Nara
Luanne Lucky
Lucky Strike
Dollar BoomIf she steals one off my list I should be compensated.
Genders are debatable.
These are awesome. Grumble Bee made me lol.I also 'like'
Money Ann
Crackle Anders
Smith Glad (Smith Glad Smith!)
Banana Aziza
Loose Melons
Buckley Hendrix
Bubbly Nora
Artist Moses
If I recall they are both models/influencers from Utah so maybe the big family at a young age is a religious thing/business decision. Apparently having a baby can get vloggers big views and $$$$.Money Ann made me actually laugh out loud, I love that one
Not sure why it'd smack of abuse. The parents are both young and rich and apparently wanted kids.

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Because the recovery time between pregnancies is extremely short. Four kids in five years, assuming each pregnancy lasted 9 months ... how do you even get to enjoy your new baby before you're preparing for the next one? There's also the possibility they pushed as many babies as fast as possible to grow their fan base, which is very ick.

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None of that signals abusive marriage to me. Six months or so between birth and conception is short but not crazy short (such that non-consent would seem a given).

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Barbie Sue might be the most normal one LOL. Smart Cookie, Santa Baby, and Hard Phat cracked me up.
It was her wish to have kids extremely early. She's a working mom as a model.
At this point, is it possible that they would choose a good name? Probably not...
I know she claimed she was "absolutely done", but she loves being a young mom and speaks openly about how much she loves motherhood. I wish her the best. Hopefully she will name the last one something nice.
These names are so bad that I thought this was another spam ad for adult content.
Poor kids. Slim Easy is the worst. Sounds like a weight loss program.
These sound like something a six-year-old, and not a bright one, would come up with. Seriously, it makes any adult who chooses them look "simple."
Slim Easy is the worst. It sounds like a diet drink or maybe a lock-picking device or a girdle or maybe even a sex toy.
Rumble Honey sounds like a gang groupie in West Side Story.
Whimsy Lou is just baby talk.I'd expect the fourth of this sorry littler to be ...Crispy JeanCharming Odor.
Crispy Jean
Charming Odorlol!

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