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Malika Haqq might’ve let the baby name out of the bag.
Khloé Kardashian’s best friend seemingly confirmed on Friday that the reality star’s son’s moniker is Tatum.
“Go Tate!” Haqq, 40, commented on Kardashian’s latest Instagram post, which contained two photos of the Good American founder carrying the tiny tot in her arms.
In the shots, which appeared to be taken in her kitchen, Kardashian sported ripped jeans from her own brand and a graphic shirt that poked fun at older sister Kim Kardashian’s viral Variety interview from last year.
The white tee read, “Get your f–king ass up and work,” beneath an illustration of the billionaire beauty mogul.
Meanwhile, Khloé’s 9-month-old bundle of joy — whose face was turned away from the camera — rocked a cream-colored T-shirt and khaki shorts.
Two large bouquets of pink roses sat on the counter behind them.
Reps for the “Kardashians” star did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Khloé, 38, has shown her infant’s full face only once and has yet to announce his name, but it’s been widely rumored to be Tatum Robert Thompson.
“There was talk about whether it should be Tatum Robert or … Robert Tatum,” a source told the US Sun earlier this month.
“Some in the family were leaning more towards Robert because it honors her dad and her brother, [Rob Kardashian].”
Khloé, Rob, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian’s father, Robert Kardashian, died in 2003 after a battle with esophageal cancer.
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The Sun’s source went on to say the clan’s momager, Kris Jenner, was “keen” on the name but that it took Khloé “a little while to settle on [it].”
“Khloé wanted a name that was kind of unusual but not too out there and also keeping with the T theme,” the source explained.
The mother of two — who also shares 5-year-old daughter True with basketball player Tristan Thompson, 32 — revealed last September that their second child’s moniker was “gonna start with a T.”
The on-again, off-again exes welcomed their baby boy via surrogate in July 2022.
