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    Odd Celebrity Musician Baby Names

    By Grace Stanisci: Beyoncé and Jay-Z have welcomed a bouncing baby girl into the world and named her Blue Ivy Carter. According to People Magazine, sources and fans suggest that “Blue” is taken from Jay-Z’s successful Blueprint album and “Ivy” stems from the couple’s love of the number four or Roman numeral IV. Take a look at other unique celebrity baby names as we welcome Blue Ivy to the bunch!

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    1. Apple (Gwyneth Paltrow & Chris Martin) Paltrow told Oprah during a broadcast that husband Chris Martin came up with the name Apple and she liked it. She said, “it sounded sweet, wholesome, biblical,
    2. Sparrow James Midnight and Harlow Winter Kate (Nicole Richie & Joel Madden) US Magazine explains that both Sparrow and Harlow share name endings similar in spelling and sound. Both names also feature
    3. Moon Unit, Diva Thin Muffin, Dweezil and Ahmet (Frank Zappa) When your last name is Zappa, your first name needs to be as equally unique! (Photo by Berry King/WireImage)
    4. Ever Imre (Alanis Morissette & Mario ‘Souleye’ Treadway) According to Nameberry.com, the name Ever has a timeless and positive quality, while Imre means “strength” and is of Hungarian origin. Morris
    5. Bronx Mowgli (Pete Wentz & Ashlee Simpson) When asked how the pair named their baby boy, Wentz told People Magazine: "We came up with the idea Bronx. We’d been throwing it back and forth a while ago.
    6. Phoenix Chi (Melanie Brown & Jimmy Gulzar), Angel Iris (Melanie Brown & Eddie Murphy) and Madison (Melanie Brown & Stephen Belafonte) Nameberry.com explains that the name “Phoenix” is a symbol of i
    7. Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper Seven (Victoria & David Beckham) According to PopSugar, Brooklyn and Romeo were names Victoria really liked and chose for her first two sons. Cruz was born in Madrid
    8. Sunday Rose (Keith Urban & Nicole Kidman) People Magazine confirmed that Sunday Rose is named after early 20th-century artist