Kevin Hart and wife Eniko Parrish welcome son Kenzo Kash Hart

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Kevin Hart and his wife of 15 months, Eniko Parrish, welcomed their first child together yesterday, a little boy named Kenzo Kash Hart. We knew the baby was going to be named Kenzo as they spelled out that name at Eniko’s six figure baby shower last month. Kevin also has two children from his first marriage, son Hendrix, 10, and daughter Heaven, 12. Kevin and Eniko went through a cheating scandal a few months ago after photos and stories came out showing that Kevin cheating on Eniko in Las Vegas.
They weathered that storm, Eniko forgave Kevin and they are now proud new parents. Kevin tweeted this yesterday!

I wish they would have listed the baby’s weight and height, I like to get all that information in a baby announcement, but of course that’s their business if they don’t want to release it. The announcement was sweet though and I could feel Kevin’s enthusiasm coming through. As for the baby’s name, Kenzo sounds like a nickname someone yells across the room before snapping and pointing. Kash is a more common name but with a C, I’ve never seen it with a K. Still, both the baby’s first and middle name are non-stigmatizing and decent, especially for a celebrity baby name. I wonder if Eniko and Kevin are playing off Kevin’s first name by giving the baby two names that start with K. Eniko also has a K in her name so that makes sense. Congratulations to Kevin and Eniko on their new arrival!

Kevin also posted this photo of himself at the hospital. He’s wearing a t-shirt from the fashion brand Kenzo! That’s so cute. Look at his daughter stuck to her phone. She’s a preteen for sure.

#TeamNoSleep #ProudDad #GodIsGood #Harts

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Eniko Instagrammed this a couple of days ago right before she had the baby. I can relate. My son was a week overdue and it felt like the pregnancy would never end.

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  1. namasta says:

    “Kash” because that’s why she stays when he cheat on her birthday. Sorry, not sorry!

    • queenE says:

      in philly (where Kevin is from) Kenzo is a nickname for people from the trashy area called ‘Kensington’ and it’s not a compliment

    • Char says:

      We don’t wanna be rude, but Kash, omg, even the Kardashian weren’t that tacky.

      • Dolkite says:

        My cousin’s wife teaches in Milwaukee public schools and she says she’s had several kids named Cash or Money. Also popular is naming your kid after a luxury brand (Gucci, Chanel) or item (Diamond).

        Naming your kid “Cash” (even as a middle name) is bad enough, but they went the extra mile by giving it a creative spelling. Since they’re so special and artistic and all.

      • Lady D says:

        The Kardashians aren’t that tacky yet. Give them a minute.

  2. HH says:

    Kenzo Kash… bet the Kardashians are jealous. Also, Kash as a middle name after the cheating debacle is, well… a little on the nose–and unfortunate.

  3. KLO says:

    OMG. Lol@Kash . Poor kid. I bet he will be rolling in it though, so who am I to pity anyone.

  4. KC says:

    Somehow I was still thinking the next piece of breaking news about these two would be a split. Well, congratulations!

  5. KP says:

    uhhhh, Kim Zolciak has a son named Kash right?
    I’m pretty sure I only know about that from reading about her dog issues on this site.

  6. JA says:

    Poor kid. I’m sure the 1st of many social media posts about their “perfect marriage life” & wholesome family! Barf.. update when the cheating/divorce/custody rumors come back round!

    • LORENA says:

      Or maybe they are working on their marriage? Trying to make it work? We don’t know what goes on in their home

      • JA says:

        Call me cynical but this relationship doesn’t seem like one that will last long and isn’t based on mutual respect, trust, dedication, loyalty or sincere Love. But yea maybe you’re right 😉

  7. Jayna says:

    Did he make it home from a strip club in time for the birth?

    I’m happy the baby is healthy.

  8. Cupcake says:

    I hope Eniko moves on. Only a matter of time before he cheats again, probably already has.

  9. aenflex says:

    I don’t understand how a woman can be denigrated and laughed at for forgiving a man for cheating and a woman, by the same audience, who is physically or sexually abused be vilified. Why is it ok to ridicule one but not the other, or accept one but not the other?

    • Curious says:

      Congrats to the happy parents!

      Well in some marriages the woman is suspected to “forgive” her husband’s cheating for reasons which aren’t entirely noble nor christian nor morally decent. Like in “cash” and “golddigger”.

  10. Curious says:

    Kash as in cash?

    Isn’t that why certain people get married?

  11. DiegoInSF says:

    Lol at the tag, it says Kevin James. I loathe Hart so love that diss.

  12. Alex says:

    Men are the most gluttonous when it comes to cheating on beautiful women, and when I say beautiful women, all women are beautiful beings. Instead of cherish them, Wenger abused, betrayed, and utterly dissapointed by their selfish ways.
    I don’t trust men, not even the ones who pretend to be nice. Yesterday night I was invited by someone whom I trusted to be a nice, thoughtful, great guy. He cooked.dinner for me, and I was so elated that I might have found someone, whom I would have liked to explore in a deeper way than friendship. Even though, I was not attracted to him physically since he is very short, and not my type. After eating a delicious meal he made, we drank one botitle of wine between us, and smoked some weed. I started feeling sick, I got so dizzy, my world was spinning that I had to run, maybe not run to the bathroom to throw up since I was stumbling with everything, can’t call it run. I asked him if I could lie down on.the couch, while apologizing for my embarrassing reaction. Well, this man got on top of me trying to kiss me, while I am covering my eyes due to the spinning sensation. He pulled.my hands away from my face, without stopping tonguing my face, forcing himself in my mouth, took his shirt off. And there wasn’t a way to stop.him until I threw up again. Then instead of helping me to go to the bathroom, he directs me upstairs to his bathroom to give me listerin to wash my mouth. I was unable to make sense what was happening, because I had lost my balance due to my acute dizziness. I wasn’t drunk because I could think like a normal person but I did not hAve my balance. I didn’t have my car because it broke down, but he sent an uber to pick me up. After I threw up again I tasted blood since I suffer of stomach ulcers. While keeping my cool, not showing him fear, and pretending that I might surpassed my threshold of drinking (knowing that I had only just two glasses of wine). I begged him to take me home. I apologized, profusely about cutting the evening short, he finally took me home. I am 42 and I am very street smart, and always listen my gut instinct. However, this short, fake nice troll, completely went under my radar. I have always treated him like a friend, and he knew that I wasn’t looking for anything romantic bit explained to him that if the right man, who is nice, thoughtful, considerate came along I would consider the idea. How this night turned into such a scary moment, beats my logic. I know that some people would say I brought this upon myself, since I was smoking weed with this man whom I thought was a friend. But the reality is, that smoking it’s something I truly enjoy now. I enjoy sharing it with laid back people who also love to have great existential talks I am old enough to do things I never did in my younger years without fear to be labeled. After going through a painful divorce three years ago, I decided to enjoy life just how I want it. Connecting with people in a deeper way, starting with a strong friendship. I have not had a relationship since I got divorced, in order to heal, get to know myself again, enjoy me, and connect in the most genuine, transparent way. However, this experience keeps showing me that men are wolves in sheep’s clothes. I think I was drugged because if it was a bad reaction to the wine, or weed this man wouldn’t have assaulted me while incapacitated while sick