[Opinions] Celeb BA
Jimmy Fallon and his wife have welcomed their second daughter
Frances Cole Fallon "Franny"
joins older sister Winnie Rose.
"than you will go to jail for kidnap."
top: Helena & Evander
bottom: Samira & Kaleb
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/59411
Frances Cole Fallon "Franny"
joins older sister Winnie Rose.
top: Helena & Evander
bottom: Samira & Kaleb
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/59411
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Not my style at all, but wow...Winnie and Franny are adorable!
I love it. I much prefer just Fran as the nn though.
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I guess I'll be the first to say I dislike it. Franny is so.... Ugh, just ugly. I'd be happier if they just called her Frances in full- I mean it's not like Franny shortens it at all. I wasn't sold on Winnie either but it at least has a smidgen of "cuteness" to it. Winifred "Winnie" would have been better but at least it's not "Franny" ::shudder:: Franny sounds like the name you'd give a pet in irony. And Cole, unless it has some of significance, is just dumbly unisex next to Frances.
Those are very nice choices, good for them.
I like it. Mm-hm.
Not sure I like the double F names... Frances Fallon seems like a mouthful!
But I do like Frances "Franny". It's refreshing to see a celeb use such down-to-earth names and not try to be super edgy. Although I know "old" names are back in vogue, these are still pretty conservative, classic choices!
Cole makes the combo a bit too unisex for my taste, since it's easy to confuse Frances and Francis. But I don't dislike it.
Winnie Rose is darling too. I couldn't tell from a quick search if it's short for Winifred -- anyone know?
But I do like Frances "Franny". It's refreshing to see a celeb use such down-to-earth names and not try to be super edgy. Although I know "old" names are back in vogue, these are still pretty conservative, classic choices!
Cole makes the combo a bit too unisex for my taste, since it's easy to confuse Frances and Francis. But I don't dislike it.
Winnie Rose is darling too. I couldn't tell from a quick search if it's short for Winifred -- anyone know?