Khloe Kardashian is planning on picking a name for her daughter that begins with the letter T. The 33-year-old reality star is expecting her first child, a baby girl, with her boyfriend Tristan Thompson, and although she still hasn’t settled on a moniker for her impending arrival, she has revealed she’s thinking of going with something that starts with a T, so that she can take after her dad. Khloe and her sisters – Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, and Kylie – all have names beginning with K, and whilst the blonde beauty hasn’t completely abandoned the idea of sticking with that tradition, she is thinking of starting her own by switching to a T.

When a Twitter user asked if she was going to pick a moniker beginning with a K, Khloe replied: “I think a T but a K is an option as well. That’s as far as I know.”

Khloe’s mother Kris Jenner picked K names for her first three daughters – whom she had with her late ex-husband Robert Kardashian, with whom she also had son Rob – to match their surname Kardashian, and kept up the tradition for her youngest daughters Kendall and Kylie, who were born to her second husband Caitlyn Jenner – who was known as Bruce Jenner at the time. It’s thought Khloe will opt for a T moniker as her daughter will likely have Tristan’s surname, and her tot will then keep up the alliteration tradition. It comes after the ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ star revealed before she knew the gender of her tot that she would call her baby Tristan Jr. if she were to have a boy, but admitted she was struggling with a girl’s name.

She said: “[Naming the baby] is the hardest. I think if it’s a boy I’ll go with Junior. Tristan Jr. For a girl, I don’t even know where to begin. I think I want a K, or a T. For Tristan.” Khloe has often talked of her struggles to come up with a moniker for her daughter, as she previously took to Twitter to bemoan her indecisiveness. When one fan told her they couldn’t wait to find out what she names her baby, Khloe replied: “Ugh me too!! lol I can barely decide what I want to eat. Let alone name a baby (sic)”