'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' Is Ending After Season 20

Kristen Mary Houghton is the woman who started the Kardashian Kraze. But we know her now by the shortened name "Kris." Her and her younger sister Karen both share "K" names, though their parents' names were Robert and Mary Jo.

ICYMI: All the Kardashian and Jenner sisters' names begin with the letter "K." Mom of all five girls, Kris Jenner, seemingly started that trend, and while she has never specifically given a reason for this, we've got to think it has something to do with her name and her late husband Robert Kardashian's last name.

There's soon to be nine Kardashian/Jenner babies, but not a single one of them has a name that starts with the letter "K"—which seems odd. But according to reports, Kim didn't want to use a K name because she thought the tabloids would find a way to refer to her family as the KKK (because Kim, Kanye, and baby K would make three K's). Keep clicking to find out how Khloé Kardashian might bring back the "K" trend.

Mason was an obvious name for Kourtney to choose. “Right before he was born, I told my aunt we were thinking about going with that for a name. She told me that Mason means the same thing in English that Kardashian means in Armenian—stone worker,” Kourtney told MTV. "Another aunt told me my great uncle used to use the name Mason when he made dinner reservations, because Kardashian was too long.”

Surprisingly, Mason’s middle name does not come from his mom’s clothing store like some people have suggested. "That would be stupid. Dash is short for Kardashian, and it was my father's nickname,” Kourtney clarified to MTV.

Born: July 8, 2012

Parents: Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick

Penelope is a classic Greek name meaning “weaver” and it's associated with The Odyssey. But Kourtney and Scott just picked the name because it was cute, according to momager Kris Jenner. They call her “P” for short. The birth of little P was kept hidden from the media—though her arrival was announced only a few hours after Kourtney was checked out of the hospital.

Kris Jenner had suggested the name Scotland as a middle name for Scott and Kourtney's second child, and the two loved it. So when she was born, there was no doubt that was the middle name for baby P.

Born: June 15, 2012

Parents: Kim Kardashian-West and Kanye West

North was originally a rumored name, though Kimye had no intentions of using it. In an interview she explained how they ended up actually choosing that name. Kim said Pharrell came up to her and Kanye and asked if they were going to call her North because he thought it was really cool. But Kim shot down the idea. Then she said, “A little while later Anna Wintour came over and asked the same thing. She told us 'North is a genius name.' Kanye and I looked at one another and just laughed. I guess at that point it sort of stuck."

North was humorously thrown out as a potential name by people, but we know it ended up sticking. Others thought Kimye would keep with the “K” names and suggested Kaidence Donda West or Kai Georgia Donda West. People were convinced Kanye would honor his mother who passed in 2007 by incorporating the name Donda.

Born: December 14, 2014

Parents: Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick

It was a name Kourtney had on her list since she gave birth to her first baby, Mason. She told People, “I’m never certain [with names] until they’re born.” The name re-appeared on her list again when she was pregnant with Penelope in 2012—but it she had it spelled like “Rain” instead of “Reign.” And the Keeping Up With the Kardashians finally gave the name to her third born, claiming sole credit for the name, though people have a feeling Scott had something to do with it too, since he calls himself “Lord Disick.”

Reign’s initials spell out “RAD,” which was purposeful as Kourtney seems to use them in reference to him in her Instagram photos.

Born: December 5, 2015

Parents: Kim Kardashian-West and Kanye West

Kim and Kanye decided to take their son’s name a different direction (pun fully intended). A source told E! they had been referring to him as “Saint” throughout the nine months "because she had such a difficult pregnancy.” He was “a blessing” to the couple who have since opted to use surrogacy to have another child to avoid any more pregnancy complications.

Kardashian fans believed Kimye would name their son South, for obvious reasons—it goes with their daughter North’s name. Kim quickly shot down those rumors in an interview with NPR when she said, “I don't like South West, though, because that's like—you know, North will always be better.”

Born: November 10, 2016

Parents: Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna

Before she was born, her parents had already agreed upon her name. “Rob and Chyna had the name Dream for a long time,” a source told People. “They named her Dream because they’ve always said she’s a dream come true.”

Dream shares the same middle name as her mom, Blac Chyna, whose real name is Angela Renée White. The name Renée is French for the word "reborn."

Born: January 15, 2018

Parents: Kim Kardashian-West and Kanye West

When Kim and Kanye announced their third child's name was Chicago, people were admittedly confused. But, it makes sense considering Kanye grew up in the South Side of Chicago and it's a place he often mentions in his music. Others have theorized the name could be a tribute to his late mother Donda, who passed away suddenly at 58. Kimye has yet to confirm the real reason behind the name.

Before we knew her name was Chicago, KUWTK fans were analyzing any and all of the family's social media posts for hints they could have possibly shared. People speculated the names "Elle West," "LV West," and "Louis West" after Kim posted a close-up photo of a Louis Vuitton bag to Instagram.

Born: February 1, 2018

Parents: Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott

While Kylie hasn't officially given a reason for her baby's name, other people have come up with possible meanings. One of less popular theories being that Stormi rhymes with the name of her and Travis' dog Norman (AKA Normi). Others have thought it could be a metaphor to Kylie's life—meaning her nine-month hiatus from social media was the "calm before the storm." We still don't have official confirmation on the meaning behind her name either.

After the internet discovered she'd given birth, everyone started to play the name game, throwing out options like Posie K, Butterfly, Mariposa, Chrysalis, and Cocoon. Fans were convinced it was going to be something to do with a butterfly after the trail of clues she'd supposedly left over the past nine months on social media.

Born: April 12, 2018

Parents: Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson

People believe the name True is a subtle slam at baby daddy, Tristan Thompson who was caught visibly cheating in videos that were leaked just days before Khloé gave birth.

However, the name True has been in the family for a while, according to an Instagram post from momager Kris Jenner. She congratulated Khloé and gave some insight on the name, captioning a similar photo of pink balloons: "I’m so excited to welcome my precious little granddaughter True!!! FUN FACT...my Grandfather’s name on my Dad’s side was True Otis Houghton....my real Dad’s name was Robert True Houghton...so i am so excited Khloé named her daughter True!!!"

Khloé opened up to Ellen about her potential names and they are seemingly more traditional than the names her siblings went with. "I think if it’s a boy I’ll go with Junior, Tristan Jr., but for a girl, I don’t know where to begin. I want a 'K' or a 'T'," she said. More recently she tweeted her indecisiveness, saying, "I can barely decide what I want to eat. Let alone name a baby."

Born: May 9, 2019

Parents: Kim Kardashian-West and Kanye West

The name "Psalm" literally means "song" in Hebrew and is an obvious callback to the book of Psalms in the Bible, a fitting name since Kanye has reportedly rededicated his life to God. Kris Jenner shared more details about the inspiration for her grandson's name with ET Online. "I think it’s just a wonderful way to celebrate how they feel," she gushed. "And he’s such a blessing, so it's perfect."

Earlier this year, Kim appeared on Jimmy Kimmel and hinted that she was thinking of naming her second son after her brother Rob. However, fans of the reality star and mother of four suspected that she'd be naming the baby "Bear" after posting a picture to Instagram with just a teddy bear emoji as the caption.