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TheQueer Eyestar, 38, appeared onA Little Late With Lilly Singhthis week where he revealed that he’s had a name picked out for his son for more than two decades.
France, who is expecting hisfirst child via surrogate with husband Rob this summer, said he decided on his son’s name when he was around “16 or 17 years old.”
“I’ve always known,” he explained. “When I met my husband on one of the very first dates, I said, ‘Do you want kids?’ And he was like ‘Yeah one day I do’… And I was like, ‘I also know what I want to call my children.’ "
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While the fashion designer knew his response sounded “terrifying,” he said he “just needed to know if [Rob] liked these names.”
“And he did, so I was like ‘Okay, that’s what our first child is going to be called,’ " France recalled.
“You can take the boy out of Pakistan, but you can’t take Pakistan out of this boy,” he teased.
As for what he’s most looking forward to teaching his son, France said he can’t wait to introduce his little one to food from his culture.
“First off, our food, the first food, other than milk, that my son will taste will be Indian food, that’s my food,” he said.
Earlier this week, the Netflix star opened up to PEOPLE about going through theprocess to become a dad.
“Surrogacy was the right choice for us,” France shared. “And we wanted to have a donor who we felt was a perfect match for what we wanted our child to be, and what we want for our future and their future.”
While the decision to choose surrogacy was an easy one, the fashion expert said that the process was not as simple.
He continued, “As far as the donor was concerned, that was a more complicated process, but we really wanted to make sure that the person that we were working with was kind and was going to have the kind of traits that we were looking for in the world [and] that we look for in each other.”
source: people.com
