PETER Andre has dropped a clue about what he and wife Emily plan to call their unborn baby.
The couple are gearing up to welcome their third child together in a matter of weeks, and Pete, 51, has been busy thinking up names.
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Writing in his new magazine column, Pete explained: “I was reading about a few baby names that are apparently on the brink of ‘extinction’, and it looks like the most endangered in 2024 is Keanu for a boy and Flo, a shortened version of Florence, for a girl.
“I really like Keanu. It’s crazy to think names could be wiped out. Maybe this will give us some inspiration, but we have no idea what we’ll call the baby.”
He added: “Millie didn’t get her name for the first six weeks of her life, as we started with Rose before settling on Millie.”
The singer and Emily, 34, are already parents to Theo, six, and Millie, nine, together.
Pete did however opted for slightly more unusual names for his children with ex Katie Price – Princess, 16, and Junior, 18.
Fans have been busy speculating about the sex of Emily and Pete’s baby in recent weeks.
Emily showed off her baby bump in a video capturing her experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions earlier this month.
After seeing the shape of her bump, one person remarked: “You look amazing I predict a girl,” as a second put: “She’s having a girl.”
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A third then wrote: “I could be wrong but think your carrying a Girly.”
Pete previously said he didn’t want to be changing nappies past 50, but then revealed in October that they were adding to their brood.
Emily didn’t have the easiest start to her pregnancy and was rushed to hospital on a couple of occasion amid fears for the baby.
Pete previously said: “It’s been an emotional roller coaster for Emily but she never complains, she just gets on with it.
“There’ve been a couple of accident and emergency stops along the way.
“I was due to go on stage in Grease in the West End and I got a call saying, ‘Emily’s been rushed to A&E.’
“It was really worrying and obviously I immediately went to support her, but thankfully everything was OK.”
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