Andi Dorfman Shares That means of Her Child’s Candy Identify

Former Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman welcomed her first child with husband Blaine Hart, calling it the “greatest present” they ever acquired. 

The couple shared the information of their daughter’s delivery by way of Instagram with a photograph of them and the new child within the hospital. 

“Our candy lady got here into this world at a stable 7lbs 13 ounces and towering tall like her Daddy at 20.5 inches! We’re extra in love along with her than we might ever have imagined,” they wrote within the caption. “I cry on the spot simply taking a look at her and Dad is totally wrapped round her cute little finger.”

In addition they shared her title—Harper Bell Hart—together with a little bit of the sentimental that means.

Hart, they clarify, selected the center title, “which is brief for Bellissima, the Italian phrase for ‘stunning.’ An ode to a spot that has been a magical a part of so many milestones in our lives and now will proceed to be part of her for ceaselessly.” (In the event you’re questioning, a kind of milestones consists of their 2023 wedding ceremony in Italy.)

Listed below are the remainder of the child title particulars: 

Harper

• Origin: English
• That means: Harp participant, in accordance with Nameberry.com
• Related Names and Variations: Harlow, Piper, Hadley
• Well-known Namesakes: There’s creator Harper Lee who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird. Plus, a number of well-known individuals have named their children Harper, together with Lisa Marie Presley, rock musician Dave Grohl, Neil Patrick Harris, and David and Victoria Beckham.
• Peak Recognition: Harper first appeared on the Social Safety Administration’s (SSA) listing of prime 1,000 child boy names in 1905, and once more in 1906. It fell off after however reappeared on the listing in 2006 till 2018 when it was the 972nd hottest title. The title has additionally been on the listing of prime 1,000 child lady names since 2004. It got here in because the eleventh hottest title in 2023.

Bell

• Origin: English and Scottish
• That means: Ringer of the bell, in accordance with Nameberry.com
• Related Names and Variations: Belle and Bella
• Well-known Namesakes: Not many individuals have this title however Disney followers could instantly consider Tinker Bell from Peter Pan and Belle from Magnificence and the Beast.
• Peak Recognition: This title first appeared on SSA’s listing of prime 1,000 child lady names in 1900, and remained there till 1915. It additionally appeared on the listing of prime 1,000 child boy names as soon as in 1905.