Ella just doesn’t have the same ring to it.
A French court has ruled that a baby girl cannot be named Nutella and renamed her the decidedly less delicious sounding Ella.
The baby was born in Valenciennes in northern France in September, French newspaper La Voix Du Nord reported.
French law dictates that birth certificate registrars are obligated to tell the local family court if a baby is given a name that is thought to not be in their best interest.
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A judge also ruled earlier this month that a baby girl from the town of Raismes could not be named Fraise, or Strawberry.
The parents in that case said they wanted to give their child a unique name, but the judge said it would likely negatively affect the child growing up. The baby was given the name Fraisine, which was the parents' second choice.
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