Kim Kardashian confirmed Khloé Kardashian brought her baby boy home from the hospital without choosing a name.
In Thursday’s preview of the Nov. 24 “Kardashians” episode, Kim watched her sister and Kris Jenner hold the infant.
“What are we gonna name him?” the Skims creator, 42, asked.
“That’s what I need to know.”
Khloé, 38, welcomed her and Tristan Thompson’s son in July via surrogate, and the birth was documented on the Hulu show two months later.
As the Good American co-creator prepared for the newborn’s arrival with a baby shower, her guests offered up name options.

“Triton,” Kourtney Kardashian said, while Malika Haqq threw “Tio” into the mix.
Earlier in the September episode, Khloé told her mom, Kris Jenner, that the moniker will start with the letter T to match her 4-year-old daughter True’s moniker.
“[Those are] really the only names I’ve been looking at,” Khloé explained at the time.
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Jenner, 67, started looking up names on Google, from from Tyler and Tucker to Tatum and Talbut.
“We could name him Travis and then just have an easy three,” the talent manager joked, referencing Kylie Jenner’s on-again, off-again boyfriend, Travis Scott, and Kourtney’s husband, Travis Barker.

When True met the little one via FaceTime after his arrival, she called her brother “Snowy.”
Khloé confirmed last month that her daughter was mistaken during a “Kelly Clarkson Show” appearance.
“It’s not Snowy,” the “Celebrity Apprentice” alum said in October. “That’s the hint. I swear she just does things to sort of mess with me, but his name is not Snowy.”

Kylie Jenner also has yet to reveal her son’s name after changing it from Wolf in March, with some fans speculating that Snowy is actually his name.
“[She’s] associating the baby brother thing to Kylie’s baby since he was just born,” one TikTok user guessed.
The 25-year-old makeup mogul, who is also the mother of daughter Stormi, spoke to James Corden in September about the mystery moniker.
She confirmed that it is not another “animal name,” adding, “His name is still Wolf, his passport is Wolf, but that isn’t gonna be his name. We’re just waiting and simmering.”