Lewis Brice Reveals He Is Expecting His First Child

No tricks here, just treats this Halloween for the Brice family. Lewis Brice and his wife Denelle are brewing this holiday as they are expecting their first child together.

The couple announced on their social media accounts over the weekend to celebrate their "lil Brice." It was a Halloween-themed setup featuring "A Babys Brewing" balloons and pumpkins, among other decor.

"This ain’t a trick yall!! Me and the wifey @nelrhaebrice are bringing a treat into the world come May 2024!! There aren’t enough words to say how excited I am. Denelle, I love you so much and so excited for our lil 'Brice' we’re brewing," Brice shared in a post to Facebook.

Denelle, a Real Estate Agent in Tennessee, also shared a photo to her Instagram account adding, "SURPRISE! Lewis and I are so happy to announce that WE'RE PREGNANT!! Baby Brice due in May 2023 #babybrice #notricksjusttreats #momandad"

Brice released his first studio album, Product Of, this past summer, featuring ten songs, all of which he is a co-writer on. The album was produced by Ben Simonetti and includes a very personal single and the title track on the project, "Product Of."

Brice enlisted his brother and multi-platinum country singer Lee Brice for the song. It marks the first collaboration between the brothers and shows the world the small-town love they're a "Product Of."

“‘Product Of’ is a song that really stems from the thought of Lee and mine’s parents and the small town love they raised us with in Sumter, South Carolina,” shared Lewis Brice. “Having my brother jump on this song is so freakin’ cool and a blessing. It makes sense for this to be the first collaboration between us, being about who and where we come from. What we’re a Product Of.”

Click here to watch Lewis Brice's "Product Of" music video featuring Lee Brice.

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Selecting a baby name can be tough, especially with thousands of options available. Some parents stress over the lasting influence of their child's name, wanting to ensure a prosperous future. Trends in naming kids mirror shifting cultural norms and evolving ambitions for children.

Getting baby names right has taken on a new level of importance for expecting parents. In fact, TikTok has become a platform where creators gather substantial followings by discussing baby name trends and highlighting names to avoid due to their trendiness. They openly share names they considered but didn't use, along with names they'd rather not encounter again. TikTok's baby name inspiration videos now focus on various themes, including "old money" names such as Caroline, Elizabeth, and Charlotte, "main character" names like Blaze, Arrow, and Falcon, and "aesthetic" names like Rowan, Wren, and Atlas.

Celebrities are accustomed to unconventional names. Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, and musician Grimes named their first child X Æ A-12, often called "X." Their second child is Exa Dark Sideræl. They also affectionately refer to their daughter as Sailor Mars, inspired by the "Sailor Moon" manga series.

Occasionally, parents opt to invent a name, a decision that carries some level of uncertainty. While they might create something distinctive and appealing, there's also a chance of the child being given a name perceived as peculiar by others. This situation arose for a baby, drawing significant attention on Reddit. The name of the child came to light through a thread titled, "The Most Unusual Name I've Encountered in Real Life."

It reads, "So my mother just told me the name of her ex’s child and my GOD is it a doozy. He and his wife named their daughter: Audtom. Because his name is Tom and her name is Audrey. I could not f---ing believe my ears."

Commenters had strong opinions, with many criticizing the name choice. Others suggested more seamless ways to combine the parents' names, including one person who wrote, "Assuming this is pronounced 'Autumn' and not 'Odd-Tom,' would it have killed them to just spell it Autom?"

Another person suggested, "Not me thinking 'Tomrey' would be better," and another joked, "They missed an opportunity: 'Tawdry.'”

Redditors even came up with baby names that they considered to be the worst. Take a look at some of these names below.

"When I was a kid I stayed at a bed & breakfast with family photos on the walls," one user wrote. "There was a sister named Gridget. I actually think about this a lot." It's kind of like a spin on the name Bridget. This Redditor seems really stuck on the name they found.

This unique name caught this person off guard. They even tried to figure it out by mixing it with other names. "I once saw a baby announcement where the mom was named Shannon, the dad was Daniel, and they named the baby Shanniel," they wrote.

Sometimes people just go with the flow when picking a name for their kid. Maybe it felt right at the time, and they didn't even realize it's also the name of a condition. While working at a gas station, this Reddit user observed a mother who let her child run around wild. They wrote "One small girl was pushing on a display stand and the mother screamed: ‘DYSLEXIA GET YO A-- OVER HERE!"

Back in school on the playground, this person probably had a rough time. This is particularly true because their name coincidentally rhymes with a sexually transmitted disease. Nevertheless, a user pointed out that it's a clever fusion of two names. "Donnaria. A combination of her Mom's name (Donna) and Grandma's name (Gloria)," they wrote.

Bacardi, Hennessy, Tanqueray, Alizé – the names keep coming. It turns out a Redditor, who happened to work in children and family services, encountered kids with names inspired by alcoholic beverages almost every day. "You don't know how bad it really gets. Lots of kids named after alcoholic beverages."