Gypsy Rose Shares Unborn Kid’s Name At Baby Shower (Photos)

Gypsy Rose Blanchard has revealed the name of her unborn daughter at her recent baby shower.

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Gypsy Rose Blanchard Reveals The Name Of Her Unborn Daughter

On Sunday, November 17, PEOPLE published an exclusive interview with Rose in which she gushed about her daughter’s impending birth and recent baby shower celebration. Per the outlet, Rose held the event the day before in Lafayette, Louisiana, and the celebration was attended by about 25 family members and friends.

Additionally, at the ceremony, Rose revealed the name she and her boyfriend, Ken Urker, decided on for their little girl.

“Ken and I were so excited to have a beautiful celebration that our daughter Aurora Raina Urker can look back on and see how our community welcomed and embraced her with love,” Blanchard told attendees. “She will be supported and given all the happiness a child should experience.”

Per the outlet, Rose’s shower featured a pink and white theme and catered treats, which reportedly featured cookies adorned with Aurora’s 4D ultrasound photo.

“[I’m looking forward to] giving my daughter a happiness I never knew growing up,” Rose reportedly told the outlet.

A Brief Recap Of The Expecting Mom’s Romance With Ken Urker

According to the outlet, Rose and Urker have discussed their “plans to get married.” However, at this time, they’re “more focused on being parents.” As The Shade Room previously reported, the pair reunited in April, shortly after Rose announced her separation from her estranged husband, Ryan Scott Anderson.

A few weeks later, Rose filed for divorce from Anderson, and by June, she and Urker had inked their love by getting matching tattoos, per The Shade Room.

A Brief Recap Of Gypsy Rose’s Pregnancy Thus Far

By July, Rose announced that she and Urker were expecting their first child together, per The Shade Room.

Then, in August, Rose and Urker revealed they were expecting a little girl before ultimately sharing that their unborn child would have to undergo a paternity test.