Molly-Mae Hague has previously revealed the name of her unborn daughter would get a mixed response, but fans think they've uncovered it.
The Love Island bombshell and her beau Tommy Fury announced in September that they were expecting their first child together, three years after finding fame on the ITV2 dating show.
Since her delightful announcement, the reality star has revealed that the name she and Tommy have chosen might not be what everybody expects but they were happy with it.
However, it appears her millions of fans are certain they've discovered the name after a string of subtle clues online.
Earlier this month, Molly-Mae shared a video on her TikTok, where she revealed the gender of her unborn child and used the cloud emoji.
Fans have since been speculating about the name, with one penning: "It's going to be cloud, there's no doubt about it."
"It's definitely going to be Cloud," commented a second.
Before a third added: "She has posted a cloud emoji in the majority of her Insta posts... Baby name will be Cloud."
Speaking about the name, Molly told her YouTube subscribers that people would either "love or hate" the moniker she had in mind.
"Yes, we do have a baby girl name picked out," she said, before adding: "I've had the name picked out since I was a baby girl myself.
"It's always been a dream baby girl name and luckily when I met Tommy and I told him the name I've always dreamt of using, he absolutely loved it too."
Molly-Mae continued: "It's a really really unusual and a different name, I do not know anybody else with the name, I've not seen any other girls with the name before, it's that different.
"I think you guys are going to either absolutely love it or hate it but we love it, it's super unusual, super different, nobody will guess it because it's not really a name.
"It's not made up, it's totally not made up, I can't explain it.
"It's just not a name that's ever been used before, it's very very different and rare and you're either going to love it or hate it."
Molly-Mae had previously opened up about her pregnancy struggles, admitting she "cried five times a day".
She had said she felt "disheartened" by the lack of movement she had been experiencing before explaining that she has an anterior placenta.
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