Best and Worst Celebrity Baby Names of 2011

It’s true celebrities may go over the top with unique and quirky names when it comes to naming their babies. Here are the best and worst celebrity baby names of 2011.

A ranking of the best and worst celebrity baby names of 2011 based on a poll of more than 10,000 site visitors to BabyNames.com:

Best Celebrity Girls’ name: Willow Sage Hart (Pink & Carey Hart)

Best Celebrity Boy’s name: Mason Evan Smith (Ne-Yo & girlfriend Monyetta Shaw)

Worst Celebrity Girl’s name: Zuzu Audry Peterson (Tania Peterson & Phil)

Worst Celebrity Boy’s name (a tie):

Bear Blu Jarecki (Alicia Silverstone & Christopher Jarecki)

Moroccan Cannon (Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon)

“Celebrity parents have a huge influence in baby name trends,” says BabyNames.com founder and CEO Jennifer Moss. “As long as the names aren’t too far out, you could see celebrity-chosen names hitting the top 10 within a year.”

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