Peter Andre revealed his “pick number” for his newborn daughter’s name on Instagram on Thursday, but admitted his wife Emily is “not interested.”
The Mysterious Girl singer, 51, and her doctor wife Emily, 34, share children Amelia, 10, and Theo, seven, and welcomed their third child together on April 2.
Peter is also father to Junior, 18, and Princess, 16, whom he shares with his ex-wife Katie Price, to whom he was married from 2005 to 2009.
The singer has kept his fans updated following his happy arrival, but admitted the couple are still battling lack of sleep and choosing a name.
Sharing a sweet post of their baby boy yesterday, Peter revealed they still “didn’t have a name” despite the deadline to decide which one approaching.
Peter Andre revealed his “pick number” for his newborn daughter’s name on Instagram on Thursday, but admitted his wife Emily is “not interested.”
The Mysterious Girl singer, 51, and his doctor wife Emily, 34, share children Amelia, 10, and Theo, seven, and welcomed their third child together on April 2.
In the comments, one fan said: ‘Olivia is the best name lol @dr_emily_official @peterandre xx.’
Which led Peter to reveal: “Olivia was my number one choice, but I’m not sure.”
The singer also told another follower: ‘Athena is in the race too. I’m not sure how Em feels about it, but I LOVE IT.’
He also told a third fan: ‘Charlotte is in the race too. I like Charlie.’
Earlier this week, the singer admitted that they have just four weeks to choose their daughter’s name, but after Peter gave Emily the option to choose, they are still no closer.
The star said: ‘We’re still no closer to finding a name for our new bundle of joy! Every time Emily and I talk about it, we just leave it aside.
“Ever since Emily and I agreed to let her do the choosing, it seems like the process has slowed down even more.”
Talking to OK! Magazine, Peter added: “After all, she’s recovering, so she totally understands.”
The singer has kept his fans updated following his happy arrival, but admitted the couple are still struggling to choose a name in a new post.
In the comments, one fan said: ‘Olivia is the best name lol @dr_emily_official @peterandre xx.’ Which led Peter to reveal: ‘Olivia was my number one choice, but I’m not sure’
The singer also told another follower: ‘Athena is in the race too. I’m not sure how Em feels about this, but I LOVE IT.
He also told a third fan: ‘Charlotte is in the race too. I like Charlie
‘We have less than four weeks left before we have to register it. I took our baby for a walk in his stroller for the first time to drop Millie and Theo off at school.
“It’s beautiful to do these things again.”
Earlier this month, Peter uploaded the first snaps of his newborn daughter ‘just a few minutes old’ on Instagram after the birth.
They showed Emily breastfeeding her daughter and him wearing a medical cap while holding her.
He captioned the heartwarming snaps: ‘Just a few minutes ago… We’re feeling so overwhelmed right now. Very happy to welcome our beautiful baby girl to the family.
‘Mom and daughter are doing amazing. Born on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, he weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces and is fortunately very healthy.
‘The baby has been spoiled with hugs from Junior, Princess, Amelia and Theo, who are in love with his new little sister. As parents, we couldn’t be happier.
‘The only thing is… She doesn’t have a name yet. Aid!
‘Thank you to all the doctors, midwives and staff at Musgrove Park Hospital Taunton. You were incredible. And Emily’s parents, who I adore. You both have been incredible.
Earlier this week, the singer admitted they have just four weeks to choose their daughter’s name, but after Peter gave Emily the option to choose, they’re still no closer.
The star said: ‘We’re still no closer to finding a name for our new bundle of joy! Every time Emily and I talk about it, we just leave it aside. Since Emily and I agreed to let her choose, it seems to have slowed down the process even more.
And he concluded: ‘I’m so happy. I’m just going to hug her. Thaks everyone for reading.’
The TV personality explained that the timing of the birth worked well because the older children were able to spend time with the new baby during the school holidays.
He added: “It’s been great to have the kids out of school over the holidays so we can spend time together as a family.”
‘While we are looking for a name, we are simply trying to differentiate between day and night. Lack of sleep is already real!’