Lads, we're still on Cloud Nine following the news that Kylie Jenner gave birth to a girl on February 1.

She and her boyfriend, Travis Scott, met last spring and have enjoyed something of a whirlwind romance. And while Sunday's 11-minute long video and social media flurry from the Kardashian-Jenner household provided us with numerous glimpses of 20-year-old Ms Jenner's pregnancy, so far no name. Rumour is abound that butterfly - or a variant thereof - might be a possibility, given that butterflies appear on numerous occasions during her pregnancy footage. However, now a spanner has been thrown into the works - courtesy of Kylie's Snapchat.

Okay can people reply to me with Kylie baby name speculation. So far I've heard it starts with a C, it has something to do with butterflies, she's named after a lip kit... I think my choice of calabasas is still strong, but also maybe cocoon?

— Bronni ? (@_bronni) February 6, 2018

The cosmetics entrepreneur - whose brands are worth hundreds of millions - was recently sharing glimpses of the pressies her little girl has recently received. Being the expert internet sleuths that we are, we spotted a giant floral C in Kylie's abode, given to her by big sis, Khloe - who is also preggers with her first baba. It hasn't taken fans long to start putting two-and-two together... in particular speculating that Cordelia is the chosen one's chosen name. For us, Cordelia means Leaving Cert English (King Lear's youngest daughter, anyone?) but apparently it's furthermore the name of a butterfly that is native to China.

Another theory is that she named her baby girl “Cordelia” as Khloé had given her a bouquet of flowers shaped like a “C”. Read the meaning of Cordelia below. pic.twitter.com/eGtPQyCdyp

— UpdateJenner (@UpdateJenner) February 6, 2018

Otherwise, Ky-Ky might indulge in a spot of as Gaeilge inspo - Caoimhe, Caoilainn, or Cliona perhaps? Naturally enough, we're all just going to have to wait until Ms Jenner does the Big Unveil until we have confirmation - but it certainly seems that C is a front-runner. Stay tuned!